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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 7, 6
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N. Auxilia gratiae non magis derogant
 Teramo crtaep.
c. 6. Ejusdem adumbratio ex in spatio ex:
tundo, Linea superficie; in Corpore: ex
materia, figura et motu.
c. 7. Depulsio Telorum Socimianorum.
c. 8. Harmonica ra spiritus sancti processio
a Patre et Filio contra Gracos.
c. 9. Cur secunda Deitatis persona incarnata
sit, ratio harmonica redditur.
c. 10. Quomodo DEus Pater sit fons Deitatis
et tamen caeteris personis coaetemus; privi
natura, non tempore.
c. 11 OActo Quod Actiones ad intra sint
divisae, opera ad extra indivisa.
c. 13. Possibilitas Creationis, ex necessitati
ejus in omnibus illis quae moventur. Tart.
1. cap. 2. c. 14 Natura Angelorum
c. 14. Origo mentis humanae per Traducem
noua rutione primae explicata px
per  decerptandivinae particulam aura.
c. 15. Propagatio mentis humanae per Fra-
de
ducemus explicata nova ratione. ex
divisibilitate impartibilis puncti.
l. 16. Mentium Libertas, Corporum Neque
Cessitas. Contratraedetermminatores illic, 4 Dum
andum hic
C. 47. Quatenus homines Deo, Y DEu hominibus
obligetur homines jure stricto, d con-
C.18. De M Hmines diguo; DEus juve
Th Brada
D stoh. Cargmua
c. 18 DEuM mali culpae causam plane
non esse, mali poenae tantum per
accidens esse. Jac. Martia; et Jac. Thomasius
c. 19. Malum vetitum in laradiso fuisse
vencuum, quod Imaginem Det sustuli
peccatum originis induait. A. Obib
et Th. AIb
c. 20 De essentia et propagatione pecca
ti originis contra Flacianos, a
nichaeos, Gnosticos e Platonicos.
c. 21. bc causa peccati contra Ihil. Mon
naeum et Eilardum ubinum
c. 22. De incarnatione Filo Det
c. 23. de Arca. Noce: Joh. Buleo et Gasp.
Schotg.
c. 24. de isurri Babel. Bocharti
Phaleu, Duretus de finguis, Besoldus de
Linguis, tr. Zh. Albri, Becheri Metho
dus didactica.
C. 25. H Uexore Lothi versa in statuam
Salis
ivin
unam, incarnasionem probabile
elimo
Ap
sit miracula fieri nulla, sed  appa
rentiam torum ab ondruario naturaetat
cursu dudum adhoc destruato oriri.
c.7. Decongruentia incarnationis, seu: cui DEu
homo. S. Anselini libter: cur DEghomo.
non alia quam
N. origo primae Mentis ex DEo, eductae ex potentia activa,
origo primi corporis ex nihilo, educti ex potenta objectua.
origo Mundi ex Chao, et Explicas 3. dierum.
sec. hypoth. Cartesi X Regii
deslicus Ailiors Gratre; nihul seco.
gant libero arbitrio
Libertati quam consiliarius cogit
deliberantem.
Duomodo in cibatioc 5000 pars toto major. Explicatum
exnatura vegelationis e incrementi. vid. Experiment
Boyle ce Mtore in vase aqueo cuescente, in chymista
Sceplico.
c 2b. Quod