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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 3
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3B 79 56
illis tamen a prima illa DEi Idea nullate.
nusnos dimorendos esle.
5, 63. AItera putat, non posse nos
tam claros Independentia, Absoluti DO
minii, ee Intinitae Perfectionis Conceptus
Formare, quam fusticia, Veritatis, Sancti-
tatis, Bonitatis, de Misericordia de cum
Scriptura Frequentissime sub his Ideis
nobis DEum extribeat, censent illi, his
tanquam primariis de DEo Conceptibus
insiltendum esse, 2d quos catera omnia
sint rerocanda.
5. 64. Sic uerinque DEum ejusque
Gloriam vindicandi Zelus ferret: utragi
pars certis nicicur Principiis, qua vix pol.
Line rocari in Dubium; utraque pars le-
sitimas ex luis Principiis Consequentias
deducit e) Id quod mutuae Charicati de
Folerantix in hoc controversia Taris AF-
mum Fundamencum sernit.
5. 65. Certum est, cum qui d longo
tempore cum Meditatione Infinita Per
Fectionis pariter Cogirationes de AbIO-
lutis d Immucabitibus Decreris, de pro-
ductione rerum omnium per Volunta
tem politiram, de eo quod DEus omnio
operetur in Coloriam Cuam, anim 6 Exepiiis
rol.
martifex potius soserumdum et sese
ommonit, subjiciat sibi.
tamen.
 inipsis solis estut velint.
it impotentiae nisi in phrasi
incommode, id est
hil sequitur
rae sine dixtra
s magis physicus, alter
agis moralis