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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 5, 11
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Legi non sine maxima animi voluptate Celebez rimi viniG.
GiL. mense Mantio praesentes anni Actis vestris inserta
monta de Primae Philosophia emendatione; quam juxta cum
Viro Laudatissimo omnibus exopto, dudumque ecoptavi, votis.
Atenim cum ad finem fere illorum monitorum legendo pervenisa
sem, ibique non notari tantum eos, qui materiae esrentiam in
sola extensione vel etiam impenetra bilitate hactenue collo,
carunt, sed ex oppoeito vim ipsi agendi, ut et copporibus
omnibus, adtribui, eamque ab agendo nunguam ceseantem, animad
vertissem; haec ascerta, fateor, haut parum me subiniti,
um habuere solicitum, utpote extortura mihi visa praeci,
puum existentiae D El, demonstrande argm entum, quod
pEclectica
in Phijlica mea dsica sive Hypothelica (cui limani ad
nibere ultimam nuper coepi) plaribus et quanta fieri po
terat evidentia in culcare allabora veram. F tenim, nequid
dishimulem, nuhi quoque post hEolas Peripateticas, prae
sertim Graecah, jam olim ita statuentes, et Philosophos
modernos celebratiscimoe magno numero, indutium plane
ac evidentissimum videbatur hactemis Materiam, ut talem, in
dua natura et estentia, eine omni forma phyeica, aut alio quo,
vis accessorio erjus hecipiendi capax esie poseit, consideratam
substantiam esse, mobilem quidem et patiendo aptiscimam, acti
va vezo virtute proprie hic dicta penitus destitutam, ut pote in
exteusione mera (Eed reali et impenet rabili, non in abstracta, ni
mis et imaginario, qualis Carteriana miti, et sine qua ne Nitu
lum ipsum quidem concipi posse videtur.) quam divisibilitas, fi–
gurabilitas, fermabilitas, formabilitat etz. mere- paseiva om
nia, ultro conseguntur, consistent em. Et nim palpabilem
mihi offerri demonstrationem videbam, non Conditonis tantum
seu Creatoris materiae (utpate nihil agere pronhus, nedum
Seipham producere, valentis) Sed Divizoris quoque, Motorisac
formatoris Potentisnm pariter ac hapientissimi; ut ineos