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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 2, 2 A (shelfmark LH 1, 2, 2a)
# Folio 20v, page id 00068283:0046
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# Lines: 27 recognised, mean confidence 0.96
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turam mentis nostra, qualis in hoc corpore est, consi
derabit, diligentius, 1s facile agnoscet, etiam si ideas
verum a sensibus remotarum intus habeamus non pa
se nos tamen n us conitationem defigere, atque
immorari cum attentione, nisi notae quaedam sensi–
biles accedant, ut vocabula, characteres restraesentatio
one similitudines, exempla connexa, effectus
liuae quidem notae atque admonitiones, quo sunt signim
ficatiores, pluresque rei consideratae proprietates re-
praesentant, eo sunt otiliores; praescetim se sint ctin–
e et insignes; quin et proderit, si per se sint gratae.
Debent tamen exui superfluis quibusdam ornamentis
quae mentem potius distrahunt, quam ucrtant, duae omma
semilitudine scripturae alicuius legendae illustrari
possunt ac locum habent, sive dicendi genus aucto–
tis, sine characterem scribae inspicere placeat. Nam
ab autore, praeter accuratam rei, de qua agitur
expressionem a hypothesin, similitudines, exempla
acute decta, numeri ipsi, atque cum parmomia qua
dam cadentia verba non sine fructu et elaquentia
laude adhibentur; ampullae tamen, et sesquipedalia
verba, et pro numeris cythmi, omnisque affectatia
et quic qu’id denique pon insensibili incunditate
mulcet, sed mentem a cogitatione rei, de qua agitur
ad ipsa illa parerga attentius consideranda auertit
non oratoris est, persuasionem auditorum lectorumve
qua