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Apollonius of Tyana ()

„Everything is worn and withered away by Time, whereas Time itself never ages but remains immortal because of Memory.“
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Duns Scotus (?1266-1308)

[Quaestio 5]Utrum cum scientia Dei stet contigentia rerum
15 Iuxta hoc quinto quaeritur utrum cum scientia Dei stet contingetia rerum.
Quod non, videtur: Sequitur ´Deus scit a fore, igitur a erit´. Antecedens verum necesasarium, igitur consequens. Consenquentia patet, quia oppositum consequentis non stat cum antecedente.16 Praeterea, omne scitum a Deo, necessario erit; sed a fore est scitum a Deo; igitur a necessario erit. Consequentia patet, quia minor est de inesse simpliciter, et ex tali minore cum maiore de necessario, sequitur conclusio de necessario.
17 Sed contrarium omnium istorum2 sribitur ad Hebr. 4: Omnia nuda sunt oculis eius etc.
(De scientia Dei respectu contingentium, in: 8387, Opera Omnia vol. XVII, Lectura I., …. , p. 484.)

Apollonius of Tyana ()

„In no other manner, I believe, can one exhibit a fitting respect for the Divine being, beyond any other men make sure of being singled out as an object of his favor and good-will, than by refusing to offer to God – whom we termed First, who is One and separate from all, as subordinate to Whom we must recognize all the rest – any victim at all; to Him we must not kindle fire or make promise unto Him of any sensible object whatsoever. For He needs nothing even from beings higher than ourselves. Nor is there any plant or animal which earth sends up or nourishes, to which some pollution is not incident. We should make use in relation to Him solely of the higher speech, I mean of that which issues not by the lips; and from the noblest faculty we possess, and that faculty is intelligence, which needs no organ. On these principles then we ought not on any account to sacrifice to the mighty and supreme God.“
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