Sentence examples for in Quodl from inspiring English sources

In Quodl.

In his discussion in Quodl.

The question James faces in Quodl.

I, q. 7. James' thesis in Quodl.

Most of the discussion in Quodl.

The clearest examples of this are found in Quodl.

Can he create the seminal reason of a rational soul in matter (Quodl. III, q. 10)?

Essences are therefore entia diminuta, though not so diminished that they cannot be something in themselves (Quodl. IX, q. 2).

James considers several questions: can God add an infinite number of created species to the species already in existence (Quodl. I, q. 2)?

If it were truly the case, he reasoned, that one needed to posit a distinct agent intellect because phantasms are only potentially intelligible, then, by the same token, one would have to posit an "agent sense", because sensibles "are only sensed in potency" (Quodl. I, q. 12, p. 164, 234).

James discusses individuation in two places: Quodl.