Liber de Causis (The Book of Causes) (1990) - Page 22

(1) In relation to others [Prop. 14/XIII]

(2) In itself [Prop. 15/XIV]

B. COORDINATION OR INTERDEPENDENCE OF CAUSES [Props. 16–32/XV–XXXI]

1. How Lower Causes Depend from Higher Causes [Props. 16–19/XV–XVIII]

a) With respect to power: [Props. 16–17/XV–XVI] (1) Every infinite power depends from the First Infinite Power [Prop. 16/XV] (2) How powers are more or less assimilated to the First Infinite Power [Prop. 17/XVI] b) With respect to substance and nature: [Props. 18–19/XVII–XVIII] (1) How things depend universally from the First Cause [Prop. 18/XVII]