He was the author of a careful and elaborate classification of the parts of philosophy, entitled De ortu et divisione philosophiae.
Yet he composed also a veritable book, De divisione naturae, in which he put his matter together organically and with argument.
Of the De divisione naturae, editions have been published by Thomas Gale (Oxford, 1681); C.
Erigena's great work, De divisione naturae, which was condemned by a council at Sens, by Honorius III.
He slowly extends his talons in the following sentences which do not stand at the beginning of his great work De divisione naturae.
But his De divisione naturae was a reasoned construction, although of course the materials were not his own.
His great work De divisione naturæ was first condemned by a provincial Council at Sens, and this judgment was confirmed by Honorius III.
Johannes had made such additions to his De Divisione Naturae in the Reims manuscript, and they all appear in that of Bamberg.
Our first document is the Reims Manuscript 875 (= R) of the De Divisione Naturae.
They present to the modern editor of the De Divisione Naturae the fascinating task of distinguishing the different revisions, and of following the growth of the subject in Johannes' mind.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "divisione" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
