De unitate intellectus contra Averroistas

Authors	Aquinas, St. Thomas Alarcón, Enrique Busa, Roberto S.J.
Tags	Philosophy -- Early works to 1800, Theology -- Early works to 1800, Philosophy, Theology, Theology Doctrinal
Published
Date	23 set 2012
Languages	lat
Identifiers	url: https://isidore.co/aquinas/DeUnitateIntellectus.htm, oclc: 49644264, uri: https://www.corpusthomisticum.org/iopera.html
Formats	PDF, ZIP

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12/27/25translated as ON THE UNIQUENESS OF INTELLECT AGAINST AVERROISTS www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/8246/ : 18

intellectus, quem Aristoteles dicit potentiam animæ, non est actus corporis

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secundum præmissa Aristotelis verba, hæc forma quæ est anima, post corpus remaneat, non tota, sed intellectus;

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Aristoteles quærit in tertio de anima, utrum intellectus non separatus a magnitudine intelligat aliquid separatum

whether AGI possible?

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intellectus sit pars vel potentia seu virtus animæ quæ est corporis forma

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Id autem quo primo Socrates intelligit, sicut sensu sentit, Aristoteles probavit esse in potentia omnia, et per hoc non habere naturam determinatam, nisi hanc quod sit possibilis; et per consequens, quod non misceatur corpori, sed sit separatus.

So materia prima can similarly be said to be immaterial, too?