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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 19
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4. cest encore une propoieté du Corps, d’estre
divisible alinsiny. Ou cela vient visiblement
de ce qu’il est étendu, Suoquoy il y a un sori
beau passage de S. Augustin De Gen. ad Litt.
philosoptri subtilissima vatione persuadent
nullum esse quamlibet exiguum corpusenlum
in quo divisi finiatur sed infinite omnia
dividi quia omnis pars corporis corpus est: et
omne corpus habeat necesse est dimidium
quantitatis suae Peut on dive que cette propoiete
vienne dela sovee dans la quelle on veut mettre
estenee du Corps.
Jescayy que M. Delcibnire a aussi vne autre
ne
persée suo les corps. Il evoit qu’on sepeut parser
Cer
de formes substantielles qu’il dit estre incorvuptib