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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 2, 7
# Folio 6v, page id 00068567:0012
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peritus Analyfieusrem in partes minime con,
venientes resolvendo augeat sibi difficaltatem
uti experiuntur, qui difficilia problemata in
Mathesi non recte aggrediuntur.
Sertium Cartesu praeceptam ut a simplicius
bus progredianur ad composita, probun est, sed
cui non dicrus Aylas. At ne sic quidem mul,
tam proficitur, sine artificues à Cartesio non
explicatis. Nam qui iter illud a simplicitus
ad composita inscituet, sine magnetica quadam
directione, is diu per minuta vagabitur, et
ob brevitatem vitae carde admodum aliquid
reconditum et tapto molimine diquum praestabit
Quartum praeceptum, de perfecta enumeratione facienda et
bel. Sape plerumque difficile, et saepe inutile est, cum quaedam ad scopum sufficera
soleant, itaque id potissitnum artis est, combinationes utiles ab inutilibus secernere
Salde rgctur falluntur que Cartesiar, qui
putant se Cartesu Methodun seu invenieno
artem in ejus scriptis cenere. Cen ipse alicubi
in Existolis sese eam suppressisse fateatur, nec
Methodum suam sed de sua Methodo scribere
ac specimina ejus tantum exhibere voluisse
protestetur.
Licet autem non pucem Cartesu Metho,
dun inveniendi fuisse perfetam, uti res ipsa