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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 9
# Folio 12r, page id 00068517:0039
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informantem argumentari. Nulla datus forma assisistent
in tota rerum universitate. Forma enim inde dicit
quod materiam inform et, atque ita cum materia rem abaliis
distinquat, idque interne. Est siquidem forma principium
Entis intrinsecum, at quis haec dixerit de confuta illa
forma assistente; non magis ergo nauta forma assistens
navis dici potest, quam bubulcus forma boum, subulcus
forma suum, messor forma falcis, faber- forma mallei
aedituensis forma campana bc: Sed de his nancsatis
Praeter haec disputatio de materia prima  secunda non
paucas quibusdam Metaphysteis pagihas implet. Hanc
dicunt, quad priorem habet, atque adeo compositum quod.
dam est. De illa suaviter nonnulli nugant  veluti
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de deis latonius, aut Anaxaxora nive, cum aliu
quod agant, non habeant, disputant, talemque materi–
am primam introducunt quad nec fuit, nec est, nec erit,
vanamm
dum nimirum ut et fugientem quandam umbram
omniq forma carentem illam proponunt. Vitamen
scire debebant distributionem materia in primam
et secundam non esse Metixhysicam, sed Physicam,
Materia enuim corporum naturalium tantum recteit
dispescitur, noni, vero materia in genere sumpta
Deinde materia prima non est res ita nihuli ut illi opi
nang, qua omni prorsus forma careat neque enim res, quas
existit