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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 3, 7 M (shelfmark LH 1, 3, 7m)
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uppositum constituit: (item e static
A
informationis et unionis cum corpore
quiiper sed minus proprie est natura-
Cds pellatur anima, tamen post sepa-
piis non nunquam contentuir superna rationem a corpore perseverat in statii
ec
Spicitualitatis e immortalitatis, qui ei
proprie est naturalis.
tinc si est lumine naturae constat, animam
pet naturam et essentiam esse spiritucalem
e
fionema corpore etiam incle constabit,
Tari ejuis postmortem aliquam operatio
nem naturalemf. Cryuslibet enim rez
sua est naturalis operatio dicis: o-
peratio anima separata non est natu-
ralis. Laturaliter enim non opera
2. . 2
tur nisi allivata ptantasmatioris et
oroanis corporere sedK id concedip
spetes ejus operationem dum in cor-
pore adhui consiistit; nevari autem
si consideres operationem quam esercet
a corpore reparata Cum enim operano
 fini proportionatum quaeride Sequatar conditionem porentia operantis,
non potestoperatio sine snantaomati,