[Dicta de arbore quae dicitur Imago hominis]

¶ Tenth Image: Concerning understanding, how it differs from wisdom, from science, and similarly from reason, and in what ways they agree.

¶ Eleventh Image: Concerning the will, how it can in no way be forced, unlike all other powers.

¶ Also, afterwards, concerning the essence of the soul and its definition, what it is, and how it is defined in diverse ways by the doctors, both as spirit and as soul, and why God made the soul.

¶ Also, that man is a medium holding the middle ground among creatures, and there you will find most beautiful statements as to why this is so and in what manner.

¶ Also, afterwards, concerning certain affections and the various branches of this tree. First concerning thought, and afterwards concerning meditation.

¶ Also, concerning delight for the sake of God, apart from God, and against God. And in the same chapter, if Eve alone had sinned, only she would have died, not Adam, nor would we have been affected.

¶ Also, concerning consent following upon delight.