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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 2, 3 B (shelfmark LH 1, 2, 3b)
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notionibus tantum clare expositis
conficremus.
Substantia est ens per se sub
sistens
2, Eus per se susistens est, quod habet
principium actionis in se
Nam Ens per se subsistens seu sub
stantia haco vel illa in indivi-
duo sumta est Suppositum. : Scho–
lastior enim in usu habent suppo
situm definire individuum Sub
stantiale.
Jam actiones sunt
Suppositorum. Suppositum igitur
habet principium actionus, in se
seu agit. Luare et Ens per se
sabsistens habet prinoipium
actionis in se. L. E. 
. Luicquid habet principium