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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 1, 5d
# Folio 38v, page id 00068452:0156
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iti
Interim, quae revelatae fidei de illa sunt dogma,
ta, ubi gratiae absolutae Divinae adsignanda esse
censeo; Ita tamen etiam in his, qualia mino vogni,
tioni, errea res physiras ossert, nullam invenio
contradictionem, cum illis gratiae donis. cum
Cum non abhorreat ab omni conceptu, quod huic
agenti, potuerit impressa et indita esse, perpetua
Aotivitas, cirea pares, imo exquisitiores Activi,
tates, et perceptiones altiorum Activitatam, qua
lem activitatem, sine fine retinere et exercere ipsi
datum sit. Dieo, cirea eadem, ad minimum in ge
nere, objetta.
Dum interim aliis animabus, longe magis
arita detivitas, in pauciora objecta, et minore gran
du, tributa siti quae posthaec etiam in alia subjecta
et objecta transire, aut plane Activitatem, suam
omittere possit atque debeat.
Cum utique in concussae veritatis argu,
mentum humanitas, existimem, quod quioquid coe,
pit, possit etiam desistere. 1. e. quod potuit non
esse, possit iterum non esse.
XXX. Quid autem sentiam de MotuLocali
dixi paulo superius, nempe, quod Motus non mutet
Locum in subiecto, licet subjectum mutet Eou
cum: Adeoque ratio non motui; sed subjecto eveniat.
Quod vero hic dicitur de Motu ut aggrega,
ti, aut uti Monadis; Certe non pertinet ad ullam
affectionem, quam motus vere cum corpore
communem habeat: Sed respidit assectionem
Motui internam et essentialem, nempe grudum,
seu quantitatem Activitatis.
Dicat enim fortis Actus Motus tam potest
cadere in Monadem Physicam, quam in aggregatum:
Ia debilis