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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 1, 5d
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tis quoque vulgo diatis, cum homine non solum communes sunt; sed etiam
nisi mala aesuetudines interponantur, hunc inde his exquisitiores
gaeAposteriori vero, quarmenti offertur perceptio, e variis
reciprocis, mutuisr affinibus, respectibus; Herum dupliois est genen
ris, vellenim legendo solum quasi vestigia plurium realium, et simu
ploririe sensualium succesguum, ducit ita bona fide, ad rem ipsam
rultimat (. utmmtm
uniigred variis, ipsis quoque denuo multos respectus proprios involven,
tibas, phoenomenis magis, quam nudis et sinceris exemplis, distraque
itit; aut certa minus et exercitatam, et attentam minus, mentem
minime satio dirigit, et simpliciore successa quasi duoit, ad ullam
illam collectionem, et apirem quasi, quo collineent omnes ta-
les, rarioret, et e propris suis respectibus eminentes, plures
respectivaeres.
oex utrisque his percipiendi modis, nascitur 1.) Deductio
et conclusio affirmativa, positiva, directa.
2.) Deductio negativa, privativa, oppositiva; Quanu
do vel a diverso, vel a vero contrario, sit collectio.
Mllan quae elirecte, positive, assirmative, potest forman
ri, e simplici, immediata, perceptione, sine dubio sola, est vere,
et in sotidum vera atque, firma.
Dua, vere et indubia, ab opposito formatur deductio
est quidem in illo Aramite, haud minus certa:
Cum vero vera oppositiones in rebus naturalibus sint
quam rarissimae, sed solum ibi diversitateo atque disparitates,
longe plurimum vigeant atque valeant; sit inde, ut vehemen,
ter lubrica atgue fallar sit illa talis deductio consequentiarum
et summa indigeat  eircumspectione.
Pieut enim vel in Scholis adolescentes discimus,
animadvertere, quod inter negationem et directam oppositio
nem, rerum ipsarum, ingens intercedat differentia: Ha
valet haec res exquisite in rebus Physiois; v.g: cer,
tum est, diem non esse noctem, Interim noctem esse
Physice et Metaphysice plenum oppositum dici
tam param verum est, quam quod nubita meridie non sit
dies.
auae res, licet primo aspectu nulla consideratione
dignae videantur, certum tamen est, pepenisse tales nobis
immunes confusiones, et introduxisse falhas conclusiones; Im
primis in exemplo naturae, atque Neccus rerum incorporearum
cum corporeis: et ipso exemplo Agentis et Patientis; qua cum
opposita certo