Prologue — On the knowledge of angels
1. Whether the angels see God through his essence?
- Whether the intellects of beatified angels and men comprehend the divine essence?
- Whether an angel, by means of his own natural powers, attains the vision of God through his essence?
- Whether an angel, seeing God through his essence, knows all things?
- Whether the vision of things in the Word is through likenesses of them existing in the angelic intellects?
- Whether an angel knows himself?
- Whether one angel knows another?
- Whether an angel knows material things through forms or by knowing his own essence?
- Whether the forms by which angels know material things are innate or received from things?
- Whether higher angels know more through universal forms than those by which lower angels know?
- Whether angels know singulars?
- Whether angels know the future?
- Whether angels know the heart’s secrets?
- Whether angels know many things at the same time?
- Whether angels’ knowledge of things is discursive?
- Whether morning knowledge be distinguished from evening knowledge in angels?
- Whether an angel’s knowledge is adequately divided into morning and evening knowledge?
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