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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 4a
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et tam fustra perceptiones et appetitus archaei, et ideae
operutrices et forma substantiarum, ipsaeque animae tunc
adhibentur quam frustra causam oniversalem omnium
Deum exmachina ad res naturales singula simpli-
ci voluntate ejus expediendas aduocaremus quod autorem
philosophiae Mosaicte verbis scriptucae acrae facere me-
mini inde acceptis. Haec qui probe considerabit, medium
in philosophando tenebit, et non minus theologis quam
physicis satis faciet, intelligetque non tam peccatum
olim a schola fuisse intractandis famis indicisibilibus
quam in applicandis, tunc cum potuis demodifi-
cationibus atque instrumentis substantiae quaeritur
agendique modo, id est Mechanismo. Habet natura
velut imperium in imperio, et ot ita dicam regnum
duplex, rationis et necessitatis, sive formarum et par-
ticularum materiae, quemalm odum enim omnia
sunt plena animarum, ita et organicorum corporum
Hac tegna inter se inconsusa uo quod que ire qu
benantur, nec magis ratio perceptionis atque appe-
titus in modificationibus extensionis, quam ratio
nutritionis, caeterarum que functionum organica-
rum in formis sive animabus quaerenda est. Sed sum-
mailla substantia quae causa est universalis omni-
um pro infinita sua sapientia et potestate efficit
ut duae diversissimae series in eadem substantia cor-
porea sese referant, ac perfecte consentiant interse
perirde ac siona alterius influxu regeretur, et sive
necessitatem matenae et ordinem efficientium in-
tueare nihil sine causa imaginationi satisfaciente
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