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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 1, 5b
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sul circa quod non appetitum suum (.sub quo pro re nata fugam complector.)
exerceat, etri non advertentibus nobis.
Unde etiam saepe fit, ut passiones animae vehementiores magnes motus in
corpore exeitent; et pragnantium affectus passim mire se ostendant in formatio
ne foetus. Etsienim revera anima non magis minusve mutet corporeas motu
um formationumque leges in hoc quam alio easu, et utroque modo aeque consentiat
concurratque; merito tamen mutatio animae asscribitur, cum in ipsa evideno
est status, quem mutatio corporea consequitur, in corpore autem evidens non
esti quemadmodum actiones corporis, quas voluntarias dicunt, Animae pecun
liariter ascribimus, etsi in voluntariis ea non minus connectatur. Sufficit
scilicet aliquid consequi ex perceptionibus nostris, ut animae affectionibas
imputetur, etsi revera corporeum effectum immediate praducant motus
machinae, qui corporeas impressiones insentoria consequuntur.
Caeterum ex hac sensuum affectuumque exprepsorum distinctiusque eminen,
tium in Anima conneaione cum corpore et peculiariter cum foetu, intelli,
gene licet, confusas perceptiones et occultas appetitus non minus concurrere
consentireque omnibues intestinis functionibas corporis, quae involuntariae
appellantur, tiuinimgnitict,tolique
formationi foetus, et si res non animadvertatur; cum magnitudo rem
quidlem sensibilem recdat, speciem ejus non mutet. Interim non inepte
motus voluntarii appellantur, qui appetitibus distinetius cognitio con
nectuntur, ubi media finibues ab anima nostra ad aptari animadverti,
mus ipsi: tametsi in motibus etiam cateris appetitus ad suos fines
per media procedat, quanquam non animadvertentibus nobis. Volunta
riae enim demum actiones proprie appellantur, quas deliberato facimus,
ex quarum seri sumus.
Lorro ad Medicinae quoque uesum veteres observationem finium accom,
modasse apparel; sed peculiari quadam ratione huc incubuerunt Auton
reo recentiores