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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 2, 7
# Folio 10v, page id 00068567:0021
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de pieté n’auroient pas si nauvaise opinion de la Philosopnie
corpusculaire, et les Philosephes modernes joindroiens
mieux la connoissance de la nature avec celle de son
Auteur. Je ne m’etends pas sur d’ausues raisons touchant
la nature du Corps, car ce la me meneroit trop loin