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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 1, 5d
# Folio 38r, page id 00068452:0155
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Minime vero simul alienus sum, a tollenu
da tali immaterialitate Animae, quae in absoluta
negatione omnium affectionum, Materiae compei
tentium, collocetur.
Sed adsevero potius, quod Anima duas
habeat manifertissimas asfectiones, cum corus
pore consentientes
Primos finitatem: (. Non tam constantis
et absolutae rocalitatio, quam certo definitae
activitatis:)
Secundo Activitatem certissimam, et quae
nusguam magis indubitanter evidens sit, quam cum
corpore, in corpore, de corporibus, propter corpora,
per organa corporea: sive ut in scholis ajunt, corpon
reas res habeat, totius (certius cognitae) suce Actius
vitatis Subiectum, Objectum, finem Inotra,ue
menta. Et inotrumentarum horum sui proximo,
rum intuitu, etiam intentissime hunc finem in,
timum et proximum sue Activitatis habeat, ta,
lium organorum corporeorum et concinnatio,
nem et conservationem, et reparationem per
meras actiones Motorias, admationes, remotio,
nes, transpositorias Motiones seu directiones, non
vae materiae voluntatem seu appetitum, impetratae
iterum admotionem x. et hac omnia ita perpetim.
Dbi nempe ens Agens, cujus praecipua pars Essenu
tiae in perpetua Actione consistit, decebat.
illis
et nihil maxime conveniebat Subject um et
Objectum, quod non stabile, immobile, et immutabile
esset: sed perpetuae Actioni, perpetua recepti
vitate Actionis obsequeretar.
Minime vero etiam ex altera parte Animae, ullam immateriali,
tatem assero, quae ab exquisitissima et paratissima Motoria ( seu Motus
activitate differat
Nononoe porles exercendi:) autamo
Interim quae re
Quo nempe ingenti praecipue gradu tumanam a Brutinis vere distinctam esse
pim a srnu honloeu antero