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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 2, 2 A (shelfmark LH 1, 2, 2a)
# Folio 66v, page id 00068283:0138
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sitis distencta Deus assignanit. Verum etiam
sinetali hypothesi casus solui potst, seintelligamus
Anthropophagum, qui sola humana carne vixit,
de singulis aliquid, nullo ipsorum detrimento posse
tanquam suum retinere. Satis enim monuimus
non omnia cuique rendi, quae ad corpus ejus on-
quam pertinuere.
Sed hic missis, veniamu, ad vexatissi
mam quaestionem de purgatorio, sive poena temporali
post hanc vitam. Protestantes enim sentiunt, eorum qui
moriuntur animas statim aut ad aeternam felicita-
tem peruenire, aut in aeteonum damnari. Itaque
preces pro mortuis tanquam superuacuas reciciunt,
aut ad mania vota reducunt, qualia etiam de re
bus praeteritis et transactis consuetudine potius ha-
mana, quam vlla otilitate concipiuntur. Contra
vetustissima Ecclesiae sententia est, orandum esse pro
mortuis, et mortuos precibus uvari; et eos qui ex
hac vita discesserunt, etsi in gratiam per Christum
aDeo recepti, remissaque aeterna poena haeredles
vitae aeternae effecti sirnt, subinde adhuc propeccatis
castigationem aliquam paternam sive purgationem
pati, praesertim si hanc labem in hac vita non satis
diluerunt