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Pagina 15
The perfect artist is not he who puts the highest art at the service of the highest
truth , but he who puts the s highest truth at the service of the most perfect art . It
simply follows from this that art is not the highest of the activities of man . Still it is
...
The perfect artist is not he who puts the highest art at the service of the highest
truth , but he who puts the s highest truth at the service of the most perfect art . It
simply follows from this that art is not the highest of the activities of man . Still it is
...
Pagina 30
be perfect , if not perfectly to be ? It is said of the perfect being that it lacks nothing
. The old metaphysicians said that being is perfect inasmuch as it actually is , for
to be in potency only is not yet to be ; in actualizing itself , being realizes itself ...
be perfect , if not perfectly to be ? It is said of the perfect being that it lacks nothing
. The old metaphysicians said that being is perfect inasmuch as it actually is , for
to be in potency only is not yet to be ; in actualizing itself , being realizes itself ...
Pagina 59
We shall come back permissible to break down into dialectical moments the
perfect simplicity of the divine act , the creation of any being implies an intuition of
its essence as eternally seen by the divine intellect . Both infinite and perfect ,
and ...
We shall come back permissible to break down into dialectical moments the
perfect simplicity of the divine act , the creation of any being implies an intuition of
its essence as eternally seen by the divine intellect . Both infinite and perfect ,
and ...
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