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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 9
# Folio 28v, page id 00068517:0072
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aut denique binae essentiae in uno X8 statuentur. mo non bine
tantum essentiae, sed omnia entia in unum 28 compin=
gentur, Essentia erum divina in illo X5 ubi est, tota
indivisibiliter existit, at eadem in omnins e. Gomne
s unum 5 erit, et consequenter omnia in eodem 
ac longissimis disjuncta spatus, secundum omnes
tamen partes simul iuncta Deo indivisibili eodemus
inter se jungentur modo, quia rei indivisibili iunguntu
et quidem tota toti. Praeterea omnia erunt ubique, quia
omnia erunt praesentia Deo ubiqu secundum essen
tiam existenti. Lorro aut infinitae erunt essentiae
divinae tot nimirum quot locorum spatia excogita
biliterque existit, ubicunque existit; aut monstri intlar
erit uena illa essentia divina. Erit nimirum infinita
et ubique tota diffusa, et nihilominus in minimo, quod
excogitari possit, punctulo tota existet ipsaque pun-
ci instar erit: erit eidem rei simul aequalis, et in-
aequalis, eadem simul infinities major et minor, imo
se ipsa infinities major et minor et nihilominus
sibi aequalis erit, eadem quoque et respeclu sur ipsius
et respectu aliarum earundemque rerum imo respectu
caran