Book Four — the creation of the first human beings
DISPUTATION. On the image of God to which man was created
DISPUTATION. On the image of God to which man was created — Commentaries and Disputations on Genesis, Volume I Commentaries and Disputations on Genesis, Volume I
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DISPUTATION. On the image of God to which man was created.1
DISPVTATIO. De imagine Dei ad quam creatus est homo.
CAETERUM, de hac imagine Dei ad quam factus est homo, nonnullas praeterea quaestiones, quae ad hanc Mosis sententiam expressius declarandam atque illustrandam conducunt, explicare oportet.
Now, concerning this image of God to which man was made, it is fitting besides to explain certain questions which conduce to declaring and illustrating this saying of Moses more expressly.2
Translator’s notes
Page header: 'IN GENESIM, LIB. IIII. 373.' New disputation, set centered beneath a rule. ↩
Benito Pererius, S.J., “DISPUTATION. On the image of God to which man was created,” in Commentaries and Disputations on Genesis, Volume I,
English translation, Mind of the Church,
https://mindofthechurch.com/works/perera-genesis-1/064-disputation-on-the-image-of-god-to/.
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