Prologue — On the passions of the soul
1. Whether the soul naturally undergoes anything from the body?
- How the soul suffers when conjoined to the body?
- Whether passion is only in the sensitive appetite?
- In what respect there is contrariety and diversity between the soul's passions?
- Whether hope, fear, joy, and sadness are the principal passions?
- Whether we merit by the passions?
- Whether a passion joined to merit takes something away from merit?
- Whether there were passions such as these in Christ?
- Whether there was in Christ's soul the passion of pain with respect to his higher reason?
- Whether the pleasure of enjoyment in Christ's higher reason was impeded by the pain of the Passion, and conversely?
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