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English translation by Peter Simpson
Distinctio 3 Pars prima: de principio individuationis
- Quaestio 1: Utrum substantia materialis ex se sive ex natura sua sit individua vel singularis (Whether Material Substance is Individual or Singular of Itself or from its Nature)
- Quaestio 2: Utrum substantia materialis per aliquid positivum intrinsecum sit de se individua (Whether Material Substance is of itself Individual through Some Positive Intrinsic thing)
- Quaestio 3: Utrum substantia materialis per actualem exsistentiam si individua vel ratio individuandi aliud (Whether Material Substance is Individual, or the Reason for Individuating Another, through Actual Existence)
- Quaestio 4: Utrum substantia materialis per quantitatem sit individua vel singularis (Whether Material Substance is Individual or Singular through Quantity)
- Quaestio 5: Utrum substantia materialis sit haec et individua per materiam (Whether Material Substance is a This and Individual through Matter)
- Quaestio 6: Utrum substantia materialis sit individua per aliquam entitatem per se determinantem naturam ad singularitatem ( Whether Material Substance is Individual through Some Entity per se Determining' Nature to Singularity )
- Quaestio 7: Utrum sit possibile plures angelos esse in eadem specie (Whether it is Possible for Several Angels to Exist in the Same Species)
Pars secunda: De cognitione angelorum
- Quaestio 1: Utrum angelus posset se cognoscere per essentiam suam
- Quaestio 2: Utrum angelus habeat notitiam naturalem distinctam essentiae divinae
- Quaestio 3: Utrum ad hoc quod angelus distincte cognoscat quiditates creatas requiratur quod habeat distinctas rationes cognoscendi eas