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| Quare si huius natura simplex sit, semper eadem actio delectabilissima erit. Propter quod Deus semper una et simplici gaudet delectatione. Non enim solum motus est operatio, sed etiam immobilitatis. Et delectatio magis in quiete est quam in motu. [1535] | Therefore, if the nature of a pleasing thing is simple, the action itself will always be most delightful. Hence, God always rejoices in one simple pleasure, for activity exists not only in motion but also in immobility, and pleasure is found more in rest than in movement. [1535] |
data scraped September 2021 (= that of March 2025 still) from Aquinas Translation Project