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• This indetermination toward what will inhere in reality, however, would be an obstacle to foreknowledge and, for us, to acting.
• There is (1) an indetermination ˜about the possible™ (de possibili), with respect to being able to act and being able not to act.
• The former is mere indetermination (it is without limits because it is without reality); the latter is aesthetic determinability (it has limits, because it embraces all...
• Matter is no Soul; it is not Intellect, is not Life, is no Ideal-Principle, no Reason-Principle; it is no limit or bound, for it is mere indetermination; it is not a...