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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 1, 5e
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red corpori inhaerentes figurabiles, locabiles. Iaque miror quomodo
in Responsione diei possit, nihil horum esse verum, nisi consistat in
corpore, et respectum habeat ad corporeitatem.
(.) Verum est animam velle proportiones, sed oportet etiam ut adsit
ratio determinans proportiones, ea autem in corpore nulla est cum
sit cupesvis proportionis capax. et si quis proportionem sumi pon
nat ab eo quod corpori est utile, ( quanquam haec ratio moralis
ad physicum effectum non sufficiat:) sequetur animam semper satis pon
tentiae habitaram ad omnia corporis imcommoda superunda: Demique
aliui sunt proportiones, aliud magnitudines, nam possunt eaedem
manere proportiones ductis quantum vis magnituminibus.
(1Z.) Amima est ens finitum, fateor, sed hunc non potest determiu
nari qualisnam sit fimitus ille gradus motus, quem essicere debet.
Unde producet plane nullum, nisi scilicet quem
leges mechanicae ferunt.
(43) Anima est Enc finitum, at non circumserintive, aq
lioqui haberet figuram; sed perfective quoad perceptiones,
quae in Deo omnez sunt distinctae, in caeteris dero percipi
entibus, nempe in spiritibus et Animabus, sunt plus min
nusve confuesae, pro gradu perfectionis. Sed quia eadem
perceptio est moties plus minusve celeris, si omnia pro
portione auita minutave intelligantur; hinc ea perceptio
nibus animae gradus celeritatis in corpore determinari
nequit, uti ea repraesentatione exigua, palatii magni in speque
culo conveso exchibita, non determinaretur magnitudo
palatii, nisi alia accederent, quae in anima locum non ha,
bent, velut figura ipsius speculi et distantia a palatio
(14.) In Anima optime concipi potest perceptio et apse–
titus; sed non quomodo inde oriatur in corpore motus, per
quem appetitus impleatur, nisi scilicet ope mechanicarum
legum.
15) Dieit Responsio efficere Animae imconstantiam et impo,
Hen,