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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 1, 5d
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au Medieam theoriam aut Praxin, ingens momentum afferat.
Quod uttimum tamen manime ita impugnare sperat au-
bitatio. Ia enim eloquitur ipsum, suum scopum.
Auctor p. 70. Chymiam a scopo medici, ad huc remotiorem
videri ait; mallem tamen, ne hanc quidem nimis removeri. Cur?
quia alcalia, acida, olea, 50,. . . multa habent communia x Non
video nervum argumenti ad hanc conclusionem.
Porro mutationes animalium, longe difserant, a mu,
tationibus regetabilium; Nec fortasse quicquam in corpore (: ani
mali:) nostro est, quod proprie dictae fermentationi respondeat.
Ego agnosto in Scripto, amorem aut existimationem Chigu
mrae: sed experientiam, aut rationem chymicam nondum percissio.
A disparibus materus, quales sunt in vegetabili et ani,
mali, regnis, quis expectet pares mutationes.
Quod autem nihil sit in corpore animali, quod
proprre elictae fermentationi reopondeat, qua vegetabilia ad
spiritum ardentem, ac denique acidum, prae,
bendum, disponantur.
Hoc est partim a deoeor, partim aneaulor.
Mlud, dum nullo jure e regno animali easpectabi,
tur proventus talium rerum, qualis materialiter in
illo non inveniuntur.
Hoc, elum utique in corpore animuli fieri potett, idem
omnino actus, quo e congrua maa, in regno vegetabiti copiosius
praesente fit tam  ardens, quam acidus.
Interim quod eodem tali acta in regno animali non
fiat, spiritus ardens,  sed potius sal volatile: quod iterum in
regno vegetabili non procedit (: licet eodem actu:) non
actus, sed materiae substractae est defectus.
Dbi certe etiam im ipso regno vegetabili, estramine
vinaceis, ligno, et vimine vitis, unus idemque actus fermentationis
vix quicquam educit omnium eorum, quae e tritico et uvae
succo, abundanter edurit, etc.
Auae vero etiam in animalibus quaedam propria
dici possit