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I.16.3. Cum dicit Aristoteles quod oportet prima principia semper per|manere: nihil aliud intendit nisi quod in qualibet transmutatione |reperiuntur.

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[Latin to Spanish Translation, Silvia Magnavacca, 3/4/08]:

 

All: Cuando Aristóteles dice que es necesario que los primeros principios rijan siempre, sólo entiende que ellos se reencuentran en cualquier transmutación.