page 47: “. . . So it is clear that the nature of man, considered absolutely, abstracts from every being, but in such a way that is (correction => it) prescinds from no one of them; and it is the nature considered in this way that we attribute to all individuals.”

page 52: “In a soul or intelligence, therefore, there is no composition of matter and form, understanding matter (Leonine critical edition correction=> essentia “essence”) in them as it is in corporeal substances.”

page 62: “In the same way if someone could produce the operations of all the qualities through one quality alone, in that one quality he would possess every quality. Similarly, God possesses all perfections is (correction => in) his being itself.”