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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 3
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5.22) (a) Hobbesius, vir utique peringeniosus, in peculiari
litro contra Bramhallum Episcopum et alibi quodam
non spernenda dixit; sed in eo inprimis lapsus est
quod contingentia omni e rebus sublata, quaecunque
eveniunt, absolute necessaria esse putavit, tanquam
omnia existentia essent necessaria
quaeres aut tanquam
ola existentia essent possibilia, quod delectum et sapi-
entiae usum tolleret in antore lretum; absurdis injustis, ineptisque omnibus extituris
aque ac iaetera meliora: quale quid etiam ex Cartesi ille dogmate deriva eum
est quo materiam omnes successise motus recipere, cartasse incogitanter
dixit, quod arreptum est e spinosa.