Thomas Aquinas on the mixture of the elements, to master Philip of castrocaeli

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seem to be a kind of corruption of the elements and not a mixture. Again, if the substantial form of a mixed body is the act of matter without presupposing the forms of simple bodies, then the simple bodies of the elements will lose their definition (rationem). For an element is that of which something is primarily composed, and exists in it and is indivisible ac-.

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Paul Vincent Spade
Indiana University, Bloomington

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