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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 11, 14
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vin earum in infinitum ituram
mechanic legibus determinari. Eas
autem ex pari nisu contrario aliorum
corporum oriri. Itaque anima
hominis efficere non potest, ut corpus
altius exiliat, quam pro impetu
quem ei mitu motus sennenis
partium interiorum in eum usum
collectus imprimere potest. Neque
est cur cs illi in dea sibi prae
aliis sapere videantur, qui on
omnibus corporibus praeterquam humanis
animas ridicula, dissimulatoris
fortasse magistri imitatione adimunt
Nam quemadmodum non ideo minus
homo secundum leges animatas motuum
agit patiturque, et si sentiat atque
appetat,i ta in caeteris animatis,
Sidem proportione quadam intelligetur
um
reerum t animus quaeem
caeterasque semper diserimem in Republica
ad  onum
universi diferimen infinitum eride infinitum a caeteris discrimenent
ideo non est quod animae animas
omtorum hominumque ejusdem conditiones
fore metuamus.
naturae phansmena
Omnia in natura explicari
possent per solas causas finales perinde
ac sinulla, esset causa efficiens; qua erat in
natura phae nomena
et omnia in natura explpari possent
per solas causas efficientes, quasi
nulla esset flinatis olatonis
prior Methodus demuenti v fuisse videtur, de qua ille eleganter disseunt in phaedone
posterior Demorriti ubi Anaxogare corpuscula irridet
di