Companion volume: Annotations on the New Testament

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Contents

Preface

• Preface of the Fifth Book folio 526–528

On Genesis

• Annotation I, Whether the beginning of Genesis pertains to the Trinity (Genesis 1:1) folio 528
• Annotation II, Heaven — whether it is the dwelling of many gods (Genesis 1:1) folio 528
• Annotation III, Whether heaven is spherical and mobile (Genesis 1:1) folio 528–529
• Annotation IV, Augustine of Kissamos wrongly taught that the empyrean heaven was not created (Genesis 1:1) folio 529
• Annotation V, Whether an invisible world and angels were created before this world (Genesis 1:1) folio 529–530
• Annotation VI, Whether faith and charity are from ourselves (Genesis 1:2) folio 530
• Annotation VII, Whether the spirit that was borne over the waters was the Holy Spirit (Genesis 1:2) folio 530–531
• Annotation VIII, Whether angels and demons are corporeal (Genesis 1:6) folio 531
• Annotation IX, Whether there is only one heaven, as Chrysostom seems to hold (Genesis 1:6) folio 531
• Annotation X, Whether the firmament is between the upper and lower waters (Genesis 1:6) folio 531–532
• Annotation XI, Whether the upper and lower waters are real water, or rather Angels, as Origen held (Genesis 1:7) folio 532
• Annotation XII, Whether the binary [double] number is infamous, as Jerome held (Genesis 1:8) folio 532
• Annotation XIII, The ancients denied that there are Antipodes (Genesis 1:9) folio 532–533
• Annotation XIV, Whether it must be believed that the stars are fixed in the heaven (Genesis 1:17) folio 533
• Annotation XV, For the stars foreshow the future events of men, as Origen held — whom the judicial Astrologers follow (Genesis 1:17) folio 533
• Annotation XVI, Whether satisfaction is necessary for penitents (Genesis 1:19) folio 533–534
• Annotation XVII, Whether the angels, together with God, created man — as Origen held (Genesis 1:26) folio 534
• Annotation XVIII, Whether God is corporeal (Genesis 1:26) folio 534–535
• Annotation XIX, Whether the stars are animate (Genesis 1:26) folio 535
• Annotation XX, Whether, if Adam had not sinned, there would have been coitus (Genesis 1:27) folio 535
• Annotation XXI, Whether the first parents would have had children if they had not sinned (Genesis 1:28) folio 535
• Annotation XXII, Whether herbs and trees are given as food to the animals (Genesis 1:29) folio 535–536
• Annotation XXIII, Whether God completed his works on the sixth day (Genesis 2:2) folio 536
• Annotation XXIV, Whether the six days of the world's creation are real days (Genesis 2:2) folio 536
• Annotation XXV, Whether the Jews sacrificed in the lands of the gentiles (Genesis 2:2) folio 536
• Annotation XXVI, Whether the soul alone is man (Genesis 2:7) folio 536
• Annotation XXVII, The breath breathed into Adam is the rational soul, as St. Augustine, St. Thomas, and others hold (Genesis 2:7) folio 536–537
• Annotation XXVIII, Whether the body was made before the soul (Genesis 2:7) folio 537
• Annotation XXIX, Whether man was created first in the species than in the individual, as Francesco Giorgio held (Genesis 2:7) folio 537
• Annotation XXX, Whether the soul was created with the angels on the first day (Genesis 2:7) folio 537
• Annotation XXXI, Whether Adam, by sinning, lost the image [of God] (Genesis 2:7) folio 537
• Annotation XXXII, Whether man, formed of an earthly body and an immortal soul, is the man whom God created to his own image (Genesis 2:7) folio 537–538
• Annotation XXXIII, Whether there is a terrestrial Paradise (Genesis 2:8) folio 538
• Annotation XXXIV, Francesco Giorgio tries to prove by four arguments that there is no terrestrial Paradise (Genesis 2:8) folio 538–539
• Annotation XXXV, Whether there is a terrestrial Paradise (Genesis 2:8) folio 539
• Annotation XXXVI, Whether Paradise, after Adam's fall, entirely ceased to exist (Genesis 2:8) folio 539
• Annotation XXXVII, Whether the terrestrial Paradise was created before the world (Genesis 2:8) folio 539–540
• Annotation XXXVIII, Whether the earthly Paradise reaches up to the orb of the Moon, as Bede held (Genesis 2:8) folio 540
• Annotation XXXIX, Tertullian held that all souls are in the underworld until the day of judgment (Genesis 2:8) folio 540
• Annotation XL, Whether the places and punishments of souls after this life are only spiritual, as St. Augustine seems to hold (Genesis 2:8) folio 540–541
• Annotation XLI, Whether Moses and Paul saw the very essence of God with the mind, but not with the eyes of the body (Genesis 2:8) folio 541
• Annotation XLII, Whether the place of the underworld is under the earth (Genesis 2:8) folio 541
• Annotation XLIII, Whether God threatened the first man with bodily death, or rather only the death of the soul (Genesis 2:17) folio 541–542
• Annotation XLIV, For what cause abortion is a grave sin, even if the embryo was not [yet] animated (Genesis 2:18) folio 542
• Annotation XLV, Whether Adam was created androgynous, as Francesco Giorgio thinks (Genesis 2:20) folio 542
• Annotation XLVI, Whether Eve was formed from Adam's rib (Genesis 2:21) folio 542
• Annotation XLVII, Cajetan denies that a rib was truly taken from Adam (Genesis 2:21) folio 542–543
• Annotation XLVIII, Whether it is lawful for Christians to swear (Genesis 2:24) folio 543
• Annotation XLIX, Whether Adam, by sinning, lost the image [of God] (Genesis 3:7) folio 543
• Annotation L, No one's nature is harmed by another's sins (Genesis 3:15) folio 543–544
• Annotation LI, Whether the giants sprang from the seed of the devil, as Francesco Giorgio thought (Genesis 3:15) folio 544
• Annotation LII, Whether sin brought upon Adam the necessity of bodily death (Genesis 3:19) folio 544
• Annotation LIII, Whether the tunics of skin of the first parents were the skins of animals (Genesis 3:21) folio 544
• Annotation LIV, Whether the tunics of skin were true skins (Genesis 3:21) folio 544–545
• Annotation LV, Whether the letter of divine Scripture sometimes says something false (Genesis 3:21) folio 545
• Annotation LVI, Whether Adam, cast out of paradise, was placed before the door of paradise (Genesis 3:24) folio 545
• Annotation LVII, Whether the Cherubim are angels, or specters (Genesis 3:24) folio 545
• Annotation LVIII, Theodoret denies that the Cherubim are spiritual and blessed minds (Genesis 3:24) folio 545–546
• Annotation LIX, Whether Moses died (Genesis 3:24) folio 546–547
• Annotation LX, Whether the Cherubim are incorporeal substances (Genesis 3:24) folio 547
• Annotation LXI, Whether Moses has yet died (Genesis 4:1) folio 547
• Annotation LXII, Whether priests bind and loose (Genesis 4:1) folio 547
• Annotation LXIII, If the first parents had not sinned, whether there would have been generation (Genesis 4:1) folio 547–548
• Annotation LXIV, Whether the souls of the saints, before the day of judgment, enjoy the divine vision (Genesis 4:1) folio 548
• Annotation LXV, A passage from the fourth chapter of Genesis, badly translated by the Seventy (Genesis 4:7) folio 548
• Annotation LXVI, The clause "let us go out into the field," superfluously added by the Septuagint (Genesis 4:8) folio 548–549
• Annotation LXVII, The clause "vagabond and fugitive," badly rendered by the Septuagint (Genesis 4:12) folio 549
• Annotation LXVIII, The years of the illustrious men wrongly reckoned by the Septuagint (Genesis 5:7) folio 549
• Annotation LXIX, Whether the curse of the earth was removed under Noah, as Francesco Giorgio thought (Genesis 5:29) folio 549–550
• Annotation LXX, That "Angels of God" was wrongly put by the Septuagint for "sons of God," and hence grave questions have arisen (Genesis 6:2) folio 550
• Annotation LXXI, Whether the angels are aerial souls, as Philo thought; or whether the stars are animate, as the same [Philo] reckoned (Genesis 6:2) folio 550
• Annotation LXXII, Whether the angels are called "sons of God" in the sacred letters (Genesis 6:2) folio 550
• Annotation LXXIII, Whether the angels can have intercourse with women (Genesis 6:2) folio 550–552
• Annotation LXXIV, The clause "My spirit shall not remain," etc., badly rendered (Genesis 6:3) folio 552
• Annotation LXXV, Whether God restricted the life of man to 120 years (Genesis 6:3) folio 552
• Annotation LXXVI, Whether the giants were men who exceeded others in unusual bodily size (Genesis 6:4) folio 552
• Annotation LXXVII, Whether the giants were begotten from Angels and women (Genesis 6:4) folio 552–553
• Annotation LXXVIII, Whether God can be seen by the angels (Genesis 6:9) folio 553
• Annotation LXXIX, The number of the years and the months of the Flood [is] corrupted (Genesis 7:11) folio 553–554
• Annotation LXXX, Whether heaven is spherical and mobile (Genesis 7:11) folio 554
• Annotation LXXXI, Whether the Noachic Flood could have been foreknown from observation of the stars, as Pierre d'Ailly thought (Genesis 7:11) folio 554
• Annotation LXXXII, The days of the ceasing Flood wrongly reckoned (Genesis 8:4) folio 554
• Annotation LXXXIII, Whether the raven returned into the ark (Genesis 8:7) folio 554
• Annotation LXXXIV, What kind of branch the dove brought (Genesis 8:11) folio 554–555
• Annotation LXXXV, Whether circumcision conferred anything to the soul's salvation (Genesis 8:21) folio 555
• Annotation LXXXVI, Of what kind was Noah's drunkenness (Genesis 9:20–21) folio 555
• Annotation LXXXVII, There was only one language for all before the tower was built, as St. Chrysostom rightly held (Genesis 11:1) folio 555
• Annotation LXXXVIII, An error in the number and the years of the generations of Shem (Genesis 11:11) folio 555–556
• Annotation LXXXIX, Whether Abraham lied (Genesis 12:13) folio 556–557
• Annotation XC, Whether Melchisedech was a man, or rather an Angel, as Origen held (Genesis 14:18) folio 557–558
• Annotation XCI, Whether Melchisedech was the Holy Spirit (Genesis 14:18) folio 558
• Annotation XCII, Whether it is lawful for soldiers to take booty (Genesis 14:23) folio 558
• Annotation XCIII, Whether hell is only the conscience of sinners, as Philo held (Genesis 16:2) folio 558
• Annotation XCIV, Whether Abraham's intercourse with Hagar was adultery (Genesis 16:3) folio 558–559
• Annotation XCV, Whether the angels created the sensitive soul of men, as Philo held (Genesis 16:11) folio 559
• Annotation XCVI, Whether circumcision conferred grace on infants (Genesis 17:10) folio 559
• Annotation XCVII, Why circumcision was given on the eighth day (Genesis 17:12) folio 559–560
• Annotation XCVIII, Whether Abraham sinned by unbelief (Genesis 17:17) folio 560
• Annotation XCIX, The dove descending upon Christ — whether it was truly an animal (Genesis 18:2) folio 560
• Annotation C, Whether this passage pertains to the Trinity (Genesis 18:3) folio 560–561
• Annotation CI, Whether divine grace comes before us, or is preceded by us (Genesis 18:16) folio 561
• Annotation CII, Whether the Son of God was an angel (Genesis 22:12) folio 561–562
• Annotation CIII, That "Sabek" is wrongly expounded as "a he-goat." (Genesis 22:13) folio 562
• Annotation CIV, Whether the Virgin Mary ever labored under unbelief (Genesis 25:21) folio 562
• Annotation CV, Whether the heavens emit a vocal sound by their motion (Genesis 26:18) folio 562–563
• Annotation CVI, The Septuagint wrongly translated, "We have not found water." (Genesis 26:32) folio 563
• Annotation CVII, Whether it is lawful for a good man to lie (Genesis 27:19) folio 563–564
• Annotation CVIII, Whether the stars are rational living beings, as Philo and Origen held (Genesis 28:12) folio 564–565
• Annotation CIX, Mandrakes [rendered] for lilies (Genesis 30:14) folio 565–566
• Annotation CX, An error of the Septuagint interpreters (Genesis 30:42) folio 566
• Annotation CXI, Whether Jacob contended with the Angel in a bodily wrestling (Genesis 32:24) folio 566
• Annotation CXII, Many have not rightly interpreted the word "Israel." (Genesis 32:28) folio 566
• Annotation CXIII, Whether Joseph's brothers accused him of a most wicked crime (Genesis 37:2) folio 566–567
• Annotation CXIV, Whether Tamar, in lying with Judah, perpetrated a crime (Genesis 38:16) folio 567

On Exodus

• Annotation CXV, Whether the world is the Son of God, as Philo held (Exodus 28:4) folio 567
• Annotation CXVI, Whether Moses's face was horned (Exodus 34:29) folio 567–568

On Leviticus

• Annotation CXVII, Whether Christ suffered for the Angels, as Origen taught (Leviticus 1:5) folio 568
• Annotation CXVIII, Whether bishops are to be elected by the authority of the people (Leviticus 8:4) folio 568–569
• Annotation CXIX, Whether Christ still mourns our sins (Leviticus 10:9) folio 569
• Annotation CXX, Whether the flesh and blood of Christ are nothing else than his doctrine (Leviticus 10:14) folio 569–570
• Annotation CXXI, And he shall put incense upon the fire in the sight of the Lord (Leviticus 16:13) folio 570
• Annotation CXXII, Whether it is lawful for priests to possess temporal goods (Leviticus 25:32) folio 570

On Numbers

• Annotation CXXIII, Concerning Moses's wife (Numbers 12:1) folio 570
• Annotation CXXIV, Whether the rods brought to Moses were more than twelve (Numbers 17:6) folio 570
• Annotation CXXV, The man said, whose eye is stopped up (Numbers 24:3) folio 570
• Annotation CXXVI, Whether the Angels are to be judged on the day of judgment (Numbers 25:4) folio 570–571
• Annotation CXXVII, Whether all the blessed shall see God (Numbers 26:53) folio 571
• Annotation CXXVIII, Whether the saints, immediately after the judgment, are raised to the contemplation of God (Numbers 33:1) folio 571–572
• Annotation CXXIX, Whether the land of promise is to be understood according to the letter (Numbers 34:2) folio 572

On Deuteronomy

• Annotation CXXX, Whether from this passage the mystery of the Trinity ought to be elicited (Deuteronomy 6:4) folio 572–573

On Joshua

• Annotation CXXXI, Whether the demons and hell shall suffer everlasting punishments (Joshua 8:28) folio 573–574
• Annotation CXXXII, Concerning free will (1 Kings [1 Samuel] 11:6) folio 574
• Annotation CXXXIII, Concerning Seba and Sceba (3 Kings [1 Kings] 10:1) folio 574

On Job

• Annotation CXXXIV, Concerning the Trinity (Job 1:1) folio 574
• Annotation CXXXV, Impious dogmas concerning the Trinity are falsely ascribed to Origen (Job 1:17) folio 574–575
• Annotation CXXXVI, As it hath pleased the Lord, so it is done (Job 1:21) folio 575
• Annotation CXXXVII, Whether infants are punished with the punishments of the damned (Job 9:17) folio 575–576
• Annotation CXXXVIII, Whether the just man sins in every work [he does] (Job 9:28) folio 576
• Annotation CXXXIX, Whether the souls of the blessed see all things which are done here (Job 14:21) folio 576
• Annotation CXL, Whether the souls of Christians are blessed immediately after this life (Job 17:12) folio 576
• Annotation CXLI, Whether the fire of hell is incorporeal (Job 20:26) folio 576–577
• Annotation CXLII, Whether the nature of Angels and Souls is corporeal (Job 25:5) folio 577
• Annotation CXLIII, Whether the Son of God is always begotten and always born (Job 38:12) folio 577
• Annotation CXLIV, The author of the commentary on Job which is falsely attributed to Origen thought wrongly concerning the Trinity (Job 38:29) folio 577
• Annotation CXLV, Whether anyone may be certain that he does not always sin (Job 42:16) folio 577–578

On Psalm

• Annotation CXLVI, Origen seems to have thought wrongly concerning the Trinity (Psalm 1:1) folio 578
• Annotation CXLVII, Whether the angels were created before the world, and whether the heavens emit a vocal sound (Psalm 1:1) folio 578
• Annotation CXLVIII, Whether the future resurrection will be in the [self-same] individual (Psalm 1:5) folio 578–579
• Annotation CXLIX, Concerning the beginning of Genesis (Psalm 2:1) folio 579
• Annotation CL, I will give thee the nations for thy inheritance, and the ends of the earth for thy possession (Psalm 2:8) folio 579
• Annotation CLI, Whether this passage was well rendered by Jerome (Psalm 2:12) folio 579
• Annotation CLII, Concerning the Eucharist (Psalm 3:2) folio 579
• Annotation CLIII, Concerning the invocation of the saints (Psalm 4:2) folio 579–580
• Annotation CLIV, Whether Mary hesitated at the death of Christ (Psalm 13:3) folio 580
• Annotation CLV, Concerning the eight little verses added to Psalm 13 (Psalm 13:3) folio 580
• Annotation CLVI, In what manner the Blessed Virgin was sanctified by the entrance of Christ (Psalm 14:2) folio 580
• Annotation CLVII, Whether the Psalms speaking literally of David can be expounded literally of Christ (Psalm 15:1) folio 580
• Annotation CLVIII, Eusebius of Caesarea thought wrongly concerning the Trinity (Psalm 15:2) folio 580
• Annotation CLIX, Whether a man can be made impeccable (Psalm 15:7) folio 580–581
• Annotation CLX, Whether the body of Christ was placed in the Sun (Psalm 18:5) folio 581
• Annotation CLXI, Whether the prayer of Christ was heard (Psalm 21:3) folio 581
• Annotation CLXII, Whether Christ truly feared and grieved (Psalm 21:3) folio 581–582
• Annotation CLXIII, Whether the Eucharist is to be denied to sinners (Psalm 21:30) folio 582
• Annotation CLXIV, Concerning the Eucharist, the heretics feign that St. Chrysostom thought wrongly (Psalm 22:5) folio 582
• Annotation CLXV, Whether Christ the Lord sustained in [his] soul the pain of hell (Psalm 30:11) folio 582
• Annotation CLXVI, Whether it is lawful to use lots (Psalm 30:16) folio 582
• Annotation CLXVII, Whether all the works of unbelievers are sins (Psalm 31:1) folio 582–583
• Annotation CLXVIII, Whether this passage pertains to the Holy Spirit (Psalm 32:6) folio 583
• Annotation CLXIX, Whether the souls of the saints are in heaven before the resurrection (Psalm 36:10) folio 583–584
• Annotation CLXX, Whether after this life all, both good and evil, shall enter the fire of gehenna (Psalm 36:14) folio 584–585
• Annotation CLXXI, Whether all Souls, after this life, are to be tried by fire (Psalm 36:15) folio 585–586
• Annotation CLXXII, Whether one ought to pray in an unknown tongue (Psalm 46:3, 8) folio 586
• Annotation CLXXIII, Whether penance is to be repeated (Psalm 50:3) folio 586
• Annotation CLXXIV, Concerning satisfaction (Psalm 50:3) folio 586–587
• Annotation CLXXV, Whether sacramental confession is necessary (Psalm 50:5) folio 587–588
• Annotation CLXXVI, Whether the royal power is to be preferred to the sacerdotal (Psalm 50:6) folio 588
• Annotation CLXXVII, Whether Adam's sin transmitted to posterity only the death of the body (Psalm 50:7) folio 588
• Annotation CLXXVIII, Concerning original sin (Psalm 50:7) folio 588
• Annotation CLXXIX, Whether the sin contracted from Adam is only the occasion of sin, and not sin [itself] (Psalm 50:7) folio 588–589
• Annotation CLXXX, If the first parents had not sinned, whether [there would have been] conception and generation (Psalm 50:7) folio 589
• Annotation CLXXXI, Whether Peter, in the denial of Christ, lost [his] faith (Psalm 52:4) folio 589
• Annotation CLXXXII, Whether hunger, thirst, grief, and death were natural to Christ (Psalm 53:5) folio 589
• Annotation CLXXXIII, Whether our merits are the cause of the eternal election (Psalm 64:5) folio 589
• Annotation CLXXXIV, Whether men shall rise again in the same individual [body] (Psalm 65:12) folio 589–590
• Annotation CLXXXV, Whether Souls, on account of sins committed in heaven, are thrust down into bodies (Psalm 65:11) folio 590–592
• Annotation CLXXXVI, Whether Christ's humanity was, by its own nature, capable of grief and misery (Psalm 68:2) folio 592–593
• Annotation CLXXXVII, Whether trading [commerce] is condemned (Psalm 70:15) folio 593–594
• Annotation CLXXXVIII, Whether the punishment of Hell exceeds the gravity of the sin (Psalm 71:14) folio 594
• Annotation CLXXXIX, Whether the Soul was created before bodies (Psalm 89:1–2) folio 594
• Annotation CXC, Whether the age of the world consists of only six thousand years (Psalm 89:4) folio 594–595
• Annotation CXCI, On the theme of Psalm 90 (Psalm 90:1) folio 595
• Annotation CXCII, On the merit of good works (Psalm 90:14) folio 595
• Annotation CXCIII, On the merit of good works (Psalm 98:5) folio 595–596
• Annotation CXCIV, On the Eucharist (Psalm 98:5) folio 596
• Annotation CXCV, Whether good works are meritorious (Psalm 102:4) folio 596–597
• Annotation CXCVI, On the Holy Spirit (Psalm 103:30) folio 597
• Annotation CXCVII, On predestination and reprobation (Psalm 108:18) folio 597
• Annotation CXCVIII, On God swearing (Psalm 109:4) folio 597
• Annotation CXCIX, On the merit of works (Psalm 114:7) folio 597
• Annotation CC, Whether the divine vocation is from the merits of those called (Psalm 115:1) folio 597
• Annotation CCI, On the number of the alphabetic Psalms (Psalm 118:1) folio 597
• Annotation CCII, Whether all the saints must be purged by the fire of the conflagration (Psalm 118:20) folio 597
• Annotation CCIII, Whether the possession of secular things befits the clergy (I have said [it is] to keep thy law." — Psalm 118:57) folio 597–598
• Annotation CCIV, On the Oath (Psalm 118:106) folio 598
• Annotation CCV, Whether sins are remitted to those remaining in unbelief (Psalm 118:137) folio 598
• Annotation CCVI, On the sons of those cast out (Psalm 126:4) folio 598
• Annotation CCVII, On the correct rendering of this passage (Psalm 127:2) folio 598
• Annotation CCVIII, Whether the Soul was formed before the body (Psalm 129:2) folio 598–599
• Annotation CCIX, Whether the Soul of Christ is omniscient (Psalm 138:6) folio 599
• Annotation CCX, The error of Origen concerning souls thrust into bodies (Psalm 141:8) folio 599

On Proverbs

• Annotation CCXI, Whether Solomon was a prophet (Proverbs 1:1) folio 599–600

On Ecclesiastes

• Annotation CCXII, Whether the stars are animate (Ecclesiastes 1:6) folio 600
• Annotation CCXIII, Whether before this world there were other worlds, and whether there will be [others] after this (Ecclesiastes 1:9) folio 600
• Annotation CCXIV, Whether after this life there is given a place from which Souls, once entered, can go out (Ecclesiastes 11:3) folio 600–601

On Canticle

• Annotation CCXV, Whether the Angels are corporeal (Canticle 1:1) folio 601
• Annotation CCXVI, Whether the Angels desert those whom they have received into [their] custody (Canticle 1:1) folio 601
• Annotation CCXVII, On the merits of the just (Canticle 2:10, 14) folio 601

On Wisdom

• Annotation CCXVIII, On the author of the book of Wisdom (Wisdom 1:1) folio 601
• Annotation CCXIX, On the author of the book of Wisdom (Wisdom 1:1) folio 601–602

On Isaiah

• Annotation CCXX, A prophecy of Christ omitted by the Seventy (Isaiah 2:22) folio 602
• Annotation CCXXI, On God being seen (Isaiah 6:1) folio 602
• Annotation CCXXII, On the Trinity (Isaiah 6:3) folio 602
• Annotation CCXXIII, A prophecy of Christ ill translated by the Seventy interpreters (Isaiah 9:6) folio 602
• Annotation CCXXIV, Whether angels have a soul (Isaiah 13:7) folio 602
• Annotation CCXXV, Whether the souls of the damned shall at some time have rest (Isaiah 14:19) folio 602–603
• Annotation CCXXVI, Every beard shall be shaven (Isaiah 15:2) folio 603
• Annotation CCXXVII, Whether it is a lighter [sin] to sin openly than to feign holiness (Isaiah 16:14) folio 603
• Annotation CCXXVIII, Whether the saints in heaven remember [their] past evils (Isaiah 65:16) folio 603
• Annotation CCXXIX, Whether the fire of hell is metaphorical (Isaiah 66:24) folio 603–604

On Jeremiah

• Annotation CCXXX, The expiatory fire (Jeremiah 2:22) folio 604
• Annotation CCXXXI, The Oath (Jeremiah 4:2) folio 604
• Annotation CCXXXII, Whether anyone in this life is truly just (Jeremiah 13:12) folio 604–605
• Annotation CCXXXIII, Whether the opinion of the Chiliasts is to be condemned (Jeremiah 19:11) folio 605–607
• Annotation CCXXXIV, On Christ (Jeremiah 22:30) folio 607
• Annotation CCXXXV, On free will (Jeremiah 23:28) folio 607
• Annotation CCXXXVI, On souls fallen down from heaven (Jeremiah 24:5) folio 607
• Annotation CCXXXVII, The incarceration of souls (Jeremiah 28:13) folio 607
• Annotation CCXXXVIII, On the history of Susanna. — Daniel 13:52, 56 (Jeremiah 29:22) folio 607

On Lamentations

• Annotation CCXXXIX, On hypocrisy (Lamentations 4:6) folio 607

On Ezekiel

• Annotation CCXL, Whether charity once had can be lost (Ezekiel 1:12) folio 607–608
• Annotation CCXLI, Whether one sin is remitted without another. — Amos 4:7 (Ezekiel 3:11) folio 608
• Annotation CCXLII, Whether the earth is an animal capable of reason (Ezekiel 14:13) folio 608–609
• Annotation CCXLIII, Not only Christ is to be imitated. — Matthew 23:2–3 (Ezekiel 16:16) folio 609
• Annotation CCXLIV, Whether clerics ought to have beard or hair shorn (Ezekiel 44:20) folio 609–612

On Daniel

• Annotation CCXLV, On the Appendix of Daniel (Daniel 1:1) folio 612–613
• Annotation CCXLVI, On the kingdom of the Romans (Daniel 2:40) folio 613
• Annotation CCXLVII, Whether the sacred Images are to be venerated (Daniel 3:18) folio 613–615
• Annotation CCXLVIII, On the time of the world's destruction (Daniel 9:24) folio 615
• Annotation CCXLIX, On the calumny imposed upon St. Jerome (Daniel 9:24) folio 615
• Annotation CCL, Whether the history of Susanna is to be received (Daniel 13:1) folio 615–616

On Amos

• Annotation CCLI, Whether the fallen, after penance, are to be restored to their former dignity (Amos 5:2) folio 616–617
• Annotation CCLII, Whether [there are] only two places after this life (Amos 9:2) folio 617

On Jonah

• Annotation CCLIII, Whether, for the sake of preserving chastity, it be licit to die by one's own hand (Jonah 1:12) folio 617–619
• Annotation CCLIV, A passage badly translated by the Seventy (Jonah 3:4) folio 619
• Annotation CCLV, On the ivy of Jonah (Jonah 4:6) folio 619

On Micah

• Annotation CCLVI, Whether the Angels are to be judged on the day of judgment (Micah 6:1) folio 619–620

On Habakkuk

• Annotation CCLVII, Whether God has knowledge and providence of the least things (Habakkuk 1:13) folio 620

On Zephaniah

• Annotation CCLVIII, On the power of the priesthood (Zephaniah 3:4) folio 620–621

On Zechariah

• Annotation CCLIX, On the Trinity (Zechariah 4:3, 4) folio 621
• Annotation CCLX, Whether it is licit for Christians to swear (Zechariah 8:17) folio 621
• Annotation CCLXI, Whether the bosom of Abraham and the hell of the damned are the same (Zechariah 9:11) folio 621

On Malachi

• Annotation CCLXII, Whether an Angel was the author of the book of Malachi (Malachi 1:1) folio 621–622
• Annotation CCLXIII, Whether election and reprobation are from the foreknowledge of merits (Malachi 1:2, 3) folio 622

On 2 Maccabees

• Annotation CCLXIV, Whether the mother of the Maccabees died of joy (2 Maccabees 7:41) folio 622