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A mediaevalist trying to be a philosopher and a philosopher trying to be a mediaevalist write about theology, philosophy, scholarship, books, the middle ages, and especially the life, times, and thought of the Doctor Subtilis, the Blessed John Duns Scotus. 377 - 438: John Duns Scotus's Reportatio Parisiensis Examinata A Mystery Solved  439 - 469: Scotus in Paris. On Univocity and the Portions of the Soul 471-492: Problemfall Univokation. Die Univokation von ens reale und ens rationis im Kontext der Reportatio Parisiensis I-A John Duns Scotus's Reportatio Parisiensis and the Origin of the Supertranscendentals  539 - 560: Die Willenslehre des Duns Scotus im Spiegel seiner Schriften und im Lichte seiner Schüler  Here is some undigested Latin text on the an*logy of being from the anonymous Scotist of Vat. lat. 869. This author wrote a collection of texts to be found in this man*script such as some questions on the De anima, the Quaestiones ordinariae de conceptibus transcendentibus, and some spare questions on various topics. The man*script has been variously studied by Longpre, Stella, and most recently Dumont.. UTRUM MATERIA PER QUODCU*QUE AGENS POSSIT SEPARARI A FORMA (VAT. LAT. 869, F. 74RA-B): “Secundum quod praemitto est quod ‘esse’ multipliciter dicitur, et est alterius rationis ut dicitur de forma et de materia. Et secundum antiquam translationem, ubi dicitur sic: cu* unum et esse multipliciter dicatur, quod proprie actus est. Sed quia ex isto secundo dicto posset inferri oppositum eius quod teneo, scilicet quod materia non dicat aliquam entitatem formaliter, sic arguendo: quando aliqua an*logantur in aliquo et illud primo et formaliter reperitur in uno et in aliis non nisi per quandam attributionem, sicut patet de sanitate, quae realiter et formaliter est in an*mali, in aliis autem, puta in potione vel urina, non est formaliter. Si ergo esse an*logice dicitur de materia et forma, cu* proprie et formaliter dicatur de forma, non dicetur de materia nisi in quadam attributione ad formam,