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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 2, 7
# Folio 7r, page id 00068567:0013
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docet, cum videspus eum ad multa quae nunc
adtibito licet studio
in proclioi sunt ppervenire non potuisse non
dubito tamen quin praeclara quaedam artificia
habuerit, quie cum a sectatoribus ejus ignorari
soleant non mirun est, si interpretes potius
Magistri quam Maturae aguns
Haec igitur non eo animo dico, quasi spernam
Cartesu doctrinam, aut Cartesianos; libenter
enim fateor scientiam dumanam progressus non
contennendos hujus vuri operà fecisse et Car
tesianan, (quoties inaurs fiducia abest) aptiorem
esse ad progrediendum ulterius, quam eum, qui nil
nisi scholae placita novit; sed quod video plurimos
ubi Ssittacos Cartesu agere didicerunt, nullo
difficultatum superandarum experimento capto
sibi videri jam conscendisse:
Edita doctrina sapientum templa serena;
quo nihil magis veris profectibus adversum, et
cum generis humani damno conjundum est,
dum praeclara ingenia quae passim inter Cartesian
nos agnosco, nec Autorem responsionis in mininis
habeo) a vero studiorum labore, quo augere possent
scientias, ad frivolas repetitiones inanium placito.
rum traducuntur