Dist. 3, Part 2, Divisio Textus
Book I: On the Mystery of the Trinity · Distinction 3
## Commentarius in Distinctionem III — Pars II
De cognitione Dei per similitudines propinquas sive per imaginem.
«Nunc vero ad eam iam perveniamus disputationem.»
Textum Magistri vide supra p. 63 et divisionem eiusdem p. 66.
Tractatio Quaestionum — Articulus I
De prima assignatione imaginis.
Consequenter ad intelligentiam istius partis secundae praesentis distinctionis, cuius divisio posita est supra, quantum ad primam assignationem imaginis, quae est per memoriam, intelligentiam et voluntatem, tria quaeruntur.
Primum est, utrum in his tribus attendatur ratio imaginis.
Secundum est de comparatione istarum ad obiectum.
Tertium est de comparatione earum ad animam vel subiectum.
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## Commentary on Distinction III — Part II
On the knowledge of God through near likenesses, or through the image.
"But now let us come to that discussion."
For the Master's text see above, p. 63, and its division, p. 66.
Treatment of the Questions — Article I
On the first assignment of the image.
Next, for the understanding of this second part of the present distinction — the division of which was set out above — with respect to the first assignment of the image, which is through memory, understanding, and will, three things are asked.
The first is whether the account of the image is found in these three.
The second concerns the comparison of these to their object.
The third concerns their comparison to the soul or subject.
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