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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 1, 14b
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Corpus non est substantia
sed modus tantum entis
save apparentia cohaerens.
intelligo autem per corpus non id quod
Scholustici quod ox re materia et forma
comnant est, sed pund Demecuitici nempe
eX
cum quadam intelligibili componunt
sed quod molem alias Democritici vocant.
Hoc ajo non esse substantiam. Demonstra
enim si coru motem consideramus ut substan
tiam incidere nos in implicantia contradictio
nem sex ipso contimui laburintho. ubi
illud inprimis considerandum est, primum
Atomos esse non posse id rum e orvinae
saer nam cum divina sapientia pugnant
didisa esse in
i
deinde corpora reipsa
partes infinitas nec tamen in puncta ideoque
non posse ullo modo assignari. corpus unum
sed coup materiae portionem quam libet
esse ens per accidens, imo et in querpetuo
fluxu: conren Nul s vero
hoc tantum dicamus: corpora esse
apparentias codaerentes, cessat omnis
in quisitio de infinite parvis, quae
percipi non possunt. Sed et hic
locum habet, Herculeum illud argumen
tum meum quod ea omnia quae
smitne an non sint a nemine percipi
jam ea Sest
potest nihil sunt
corporum natura, nam si deus ipse
tellet creare substantias corporeas