Prop. XV.
Animal, si moveat se causalitate Finali, est perfectius quàm si se moveat tantùm efficien∣ter.
CUm enim in omni agente considerandum sit & quod possit agere, & quod procedat ab actu agendum, &
Euclides metaphysicus, sive, De principiis sapientiæ stoecheidea E. / Authore Thoma Anglo ex albiis east - saxonum.
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virtus quâ potest agere consti∣tuat illud in ratione causae ef∣fectivae: Quod veròprocedat ad agendum, pertineat ad causam finalem; evidens{que} sit illud, quod facit Agens agere quod ex se potest, uti eo & movere illud, & per consequens, esse nobilius & perfectius eo, con∣ficitur Animal quod movet semetipsum ad agendum fina∣liter, hoc est, quod natum est applicare suam virtutem ef∣fectivam ad movendum se, esse persectius eo cujus virtus movendi se applicatur ab alio ad actionem seu ad moven∣dum se.