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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 4a
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Caeterum in quocensistat materialium realitas alibi dictum est,
Adde quae ad artic. 4. partis 1.
Ad (4) Corpus in sola extensione consistere, demonstrare tentat
Cartesiuo enumeratione aliorum attributorum quae remoret,
sed ostendendum erat enumerationem esse sufficientem; deme
non omnia summa duritiei admittunt, negabant duritiem
in eo consistere, et motui manuum corpus non cedat, salin
hoc ut figuiam seruet. Et qui corpone essentiam constituunt
maveicona cu impetra bilitate non amanibue nostris
aut sensibus repetent ejus notionem, sed abhoc ut alteri
homogeneo locum non det, nisi aliorsum abire possit..
Velut si fingamus in cubum ealemmomento aequali cele-
ritate incurrere sex alios cubos ipsi et aequales et naturae
similes, ita ut unus quisque eorum ona sua hedra vni
hedrae cubi excipientis accurate congruati eo positoim-
possibile erit vel ipsum excipientem cubum, vel partem ejus
loco moneri sine flexilis sine rigidus intelligatur. Quousi
cubus ille medius ponatur esse extensum penetrabile seu
spatium nudum tunc cubi sex concurrentes angulis qui-
dem suis sibi mutuo obsistent, sitamen flexiles sint nihil
obstabit, quo minus partes eorum mediae in locum cubicum
excipientem irrumpant. Vnde etiam intelligitur, qual
sit discrimen inter duritiem qua quorundam est corsta
sum, et inter impetrabilitatem quae est omnium, cujus
Cartesium meminisse aequam erat, non minus quam
duritiei.
Ad 5. 6. 7.) Egregie aplicuit Cartesius rare factio-
nem et condensationem, qualet sensu percipimus
posse locum habere, licet nec vacuum interspersum
nec mutatio dimensionum ejusdem partis materiae ad
mittatur.
Ad (e usque ad 19) Qui vacuum tuentur, eorum non
pauci