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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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Existolae Miscellanea.
Dux ad haec solrenda postea adferE, lon-
Sd latis, orationis ambage Fexplicata, ipsc
It (PlaceaE) possis contiilere, pauca tan-
cum HOC LOCO ExCCrpCUS. Inguirenda
o ance omnia (inquie) sunt sensionis, id
est, earum, quae senrientibus nobis innasci
perpetuo experimur, idearum, sive Pban-
tasmatum Causa, e5 modus quo procedit
Peneratio. Oblervatque ea generari alque
perire, ex quo, inquie, intellicitur ea esse
corporis senciencis mutatio aliqua; Muta-
tionem autem omnem motum esse aliquem
vel conatum, qui conatus etiam motus est,
ac. Sensio icitur in sentiente nibil aliud
esse potest praeter motum partium aliguarum
in sentiente existentium, quae partes mota
oreanorum quibus sentimus partes sunt.
Et paulo ulterius ostensum item est (in C ap.
15. ATL. 2.) Resistentiam omnem esse conatui
conatum contrarium, id eA, reactionem.
Duoniam ipitur mocui ab objecto per media
ad Oreani partem intimam propacato; sit
aliqua totius oreani resistentia sive reactio,
per motum ipsus organi internum Nacura-
lem, fit propierea conatui ab Objecto cona-
tus ab oreano contrarius; ut cum conatus
ille ad intima ulrimus actus sit eorum qui
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