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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften Bodemann-Abschriften von Leibnitiana LH 42, 3
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bervari. Hanc antiquissimam inter orientis, occedentisque populas fuisse
doctrinam, monumenta velerum probant. Cucdam nosbic temporis homo
non indoctus, sed non oplime animalus, voluit persuadere omnem docbiinam
de immortalitale animae ex Aegypliorum figmentis fluxisse: his flumen
brajicientibas Charontis naulum, his Cerberum, et opinionem de exclusis
a quiele non humalis, et de judicibus apud inferos deberi. Ego dri sacile
admeherim fabulosa de inferis ab legypliis ad Graecas vinesse et a Graecis
fuisse auca et interpolata; summam tamen dochrinae de immortalitale ani–
marum longe anteriorem el diffusiorem esse, invenio. Nam antiquissime Indiae
Brachmanes credidere, morte vic ad meliorem vitam, ut habet hrabo lib. XV.
De Thracibus Mela lib. I. et Solinus cap. 10. prodidere alios credidisse
hedire animas, aliis visum ad bealiora loca proficisci. De Cellarum Druidibus
noliisima nes ext, ex Cacsare (lib. P. de bello Gallico), strabone (lib. .) et ducano lib. L.).
Inde nuendi
In ferrum mens prona veris animaeque capaces
Mortis el ignavum est nedilurac parcere vitae.
Nolum et eiam quec fucrit Beplentrionalium pertuatio de anmabus for,
lium virorum apud dinum epulantibus, de quo exlat Bartholini Dani
disfertatio erudita. Videlur autem horum plerorumque populorum mens fuisse,
quac hodieque est hiamensium, quaesdam animas diu adhac per corpora volvi
alias vero landem expleto orbe suo ad quidlem bealam et divinas hedes pervencre.
Jythagoras equidem immortalitalem animarum ex oriente allalam pracclare
arhel, et per populas Graciiae oaliaeque diffudit. Sed metempsychoseos figmen,
lum adjccit. Is enem pravus vulgi mos est, at incrastamenta figmentorum ex
petant, nudaque veritate minus afficiantur.
slis Theolagiac naturalis dogmalibus accedunt quaedam divinitas
nevelala Dei amicis, et postea per papulos breditione propagala. Hluc
pertinet formalio mundi ornati et chao consuzo. Clanc doctrinam clare
docuit Moses. Eam a More haustam Thoenices ad Graecos propagavere.
hanchuniathonem quendam Thaenicium seriplorem fuisse memorant, hujus
quaedam