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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 9
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nem, quisquis supra nubes revelationis, teme st
Ille teratis ope Dedalae a
Nititur pennro, vitreo daturus
Nomina ponto.
Manet ergo illud quod dnitio diximut, cujustibetenti
duo dari principia constitutiva, quorum alterum materia
alterum forma est. Illa Metaphysice Potentia, Logire
genus dicitur. Hec Metaphysice actus, Logire diffe-
rentia vocatur. Mutta hic disputari solent a quibus-
dam Metaphysicis, de appetitu Materias erga formam
retro forma erga materiam, sed cum appetitus sine
sensu  intellectu fieri non possit, nos appetitum illum
cum Avicenna 1 suff. c2 et Scaligero ex ercit. 17. e 16
sect 1 merito regcimus. Sensu autem d intellectu
omnem materiam, qua materiam, formam item
qua formam omnem destitur, tam est certum quam
qad certissimum. Cum sentire, intelligere, db hissimiles
actiones, proprie nec materia sint nec forma, sed toliue
compositi. Et nihil est quod quidam cum themistio
materia
lib 1 Chgoic. c. 8 appetitum istum naturalem, ca
plicant de propensione d inclinatione naturali, qua gra-
via deorsum  levia sursum feruntur, sine omnide-
liberatione. Si enim xerpropensionem, dinclinationem
naturalem, intelligunt potentiam illam naturalem
qua gravia possunt debrsum, levia sursum ferri (actu
enum
alis evolare satagit,