Albertus Magnus

Biographical details

Portrait of Albertus Magnus Albertus Magnus,  On Fate (13th century)

“ In regard to what is objected to by reason, we must say that those of whom there is only one essential act from equality, that their nature is one. Now to understand and to contemplate intellectually is not from the equality of celestial intelligence and from the rational soul, but through all things, before and after. For the understanding of intelligence is without continuity, time, and without integration, and is in the very first truth of all things. ”
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Portrait of Albertus Magnus Albertus Magnus,  On Fate (13th century)

“ Yet, our understanding is with the continuity of time, having itself relate to the first truths of things, just as the eye of a bat to the light of the sun. Thus, by prior and posterior, it is possible to understand having a higher and lower nature, which differ in their specificity. ”
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