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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 2, 2b
# Folio 13r, page id 00068285:0025
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genitum, praestituto Tempore advencen
te assumsisse totam humanam naturam
ex animo et corpore constantem, et, dum
in terris vixit, instas homines egisse
excepto perrato, quo caruit, et miraculis
quibus se homine maiorem ostendit.
Appellatus est autem Jesus eognomen-
+0 CAR3SIVS, tanquam natus Domini
sive Rex, vel Messias, generis humaru
restaurator
Prophetarum oraculis du
dum promissus.
Incarnationis Mysterium saniti
Patres optime illustrant comparatione
uniones animae et corporis. nam sieur
anima et corpus unus est homo, ita
Ders et homo unus est Christus. Hoc
tamen interest, quod anima de corpons
imperfectionibus
eliquid trahit
divina autem natura imperfectionem
pati non
potest.
Cacterum
congrue ad modum personae natusneque
vocabula adhibentur. ut enim unam