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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 1, 5d
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Primo, finitatem: (dcontam constantio et abso
luta Localitatis, quam corto definitae Activitatis)
Secundo, Actiuitatem centissimam, et qua nus-
quam magis indubitanter euideno sit, quan cum Coppore
in Coppora, de Corporiby, propter (erporarper Organa
(erporca: Sirce vt n Scholis acunt; Corporeas rex
habeat, totiuo (certius cognitae) suae Activitatis
hubiectum, Obiectum, finem, Instrumenta: Et
instramentorim horum sui proxnmorum intuitu, etian
intentissime hunc finem intimum. et proximum sua
Actiuitatis habeat, talium Organorum corporeorum
et Concinnationem et Consoruationem, et reparationem
per meras actiones Motorias, admationes, remotiones
transpositorias Motiones seu directiones, noua Mate-
riae voluntatem. seu appetitum:, impetrata iterum ad-
motionem g. et hac omnia ita perpetim.,
Vti nempe Ons Agens, cuius pracipua pars es
sentiae in perpetua Actione conpetit, decebat.
Et illi maxime conveniebat Subiectum et
Obiectum, quod non Htabile, imobile, et immutabile.
esset: sed perpetuae actioni, perpetua receptiuitate.
actionis obsequeretur.
Minime vero etiam ex altera parte. Animae
ullam ommaterialitatem assero, quae ab eaequisitio-
sma et paratiosima Motoria Seu Motus odomoe
Poratos exercendi) Activitate, differat.
Duo nempe ingente praecipue gradu, Hu-
manam, a Porutinis vere distinctam esse, (quan-
tum ad physicam cognitionem) autumo.
Interim, quae reuelata fidei de illa sunt
dogmata, uti gratiae absoluta Divinae adsignanda
esse censeo; Ita tamen etiam in his, qualia nunc
cognitioni, circa res physicas offert, nullam m
venio contradictionem, cum illis gratiae donis.
Cum non abhorreat ab omni conceptu, quod hui
agenti, potuerit impressa et indita esse perpe-
tua octinitas, circa pares, mo exquisitiores
Actiuetates, et perceptioneo altiorum actiuita