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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 20
# Folio 208r, page id 00068378:0415
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e
cum non
sse mundi ammame
unseq demonstrani potest, vel enim mundus
st finitus vel infinitus. Si finitus est mundis
artique us qui infinitus est Mundi anima dici
nnon potest, sin mundus infinitus ponatur
non est Ens unum seu unum per se corpus
quem admodum alias semonstratum est infini
itum numem et magnitudine utque esse unum
neque esse totum, sed tantum infinitum perfe
stione unum et totum esse
sid itaue
nulla ejus intelligi potest anima. Munde
scilicet infinitus non magis est Ene utuba
2d
Unum et Totum, quam Numerus infinim
quem neque unum nec tatum esse demonstravit
Galilaeqs.
sum
quale illud est quod DEus
et alia algumenta
productor mumi
continuns, Anima autem corporis sii productrio
non est.