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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 6, 12f (shelfmark LH 4, 6, 12b)
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de Analysi tudiciorum veritatis et
Indiciorum humanorum
Apui Theologos libri habentur a
Fidei, qualis extat Gregorii de valentia
societatis Jesu, et Heurici Holdeni Angli
Theologi parisiu. Mirandum est itaque
apud philosophos nullam nihil haberi d
Analysi veritatis nam libri Analyticorum
Aaristotelis sive posseriores sive priores
nihil minus quam analysin sive principia
ultima humanorum sudiciorum continent.
Scholastici quoque nonnulli de primo cognito
disputare
potius argutari more suo, quam quae
sint prima cognita, et quomodo ex illis
aliae cognitiones deriventur monstrare
voluere, nam si hoc praestitissent dedissent
nobis philosophiam ex sit Elementa
accurata et et ad Mathematicuu
morem exacta. Et viri ingeniosi qui
scripsere de in nostro tempore de
Inquirenda veritate, in multa quidem et
elegantia et utilia differunte exoterico
quodam tractandi modo disserunt de humanis.
affectibus et praejudiciis infantiae sed cum
id agitur ut certa judicandi principia
substituantur haerent ipsi et nos tantdem
 decantatur
revocant ad regulam illam quod
ea demum perci iis demum fidendum
sit quae clare et distincte percipimus