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# Title: Joannis Raphson, Angli, Demonstratio De Deo Sive Methodus ad Cognitionem Dei Naturalem Brevis ac Demonstrativa (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 147)
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Fpistolae Wiscellaneae.
NToctras Fobbius, qua non majori proba
Bilitate quam PTRCCAENEIA NIFUNEUT; ne
que multo acuratiorem hujusce Phaeno
miniseil. Cogitationis Tolutionem conti
ment; Cap. 25. Phylic. hoc modo rem a3
Prellus est. Phaenomencom omnium qua
prope nos existunt id ipsum Daucdai, es
admirabilissimum, nimirum in Corporibus
Naturalibus, alia omnium fere rerum, alia
Nullarum in seipsis exemplaria habere; adeb
ut si Phaenomena Principia sint cognoscenat
caetera, sensionem cognoscendi ipsa Principia
Principium esse, screnciamque omnem ab et
derivari dicendum est; d ad Causarunt
ejus Investicationem ab alio Pbanomeno prae-
ter eam ipsam initium sumi non posse. Sed
quo, inquies, Cerisu contemplabimur sensio
nem. Eodem ipso scilicet aliorum sensibi
sium, etsi praetereuntium, ad aliquod ta
men tempus manens (rectius credo manen
rium) memoria. Nam sentire se sensisse
meminisse est. Hlucusque quidem lacis
praeclare, nisi aliquis cum HIoratio FOr.
Can exclamaret,
Duid dienum tanto ferat hic promissor
biatuE