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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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Epistola Niscellaneae.
quae a Deo praecepta sunc, de in similitu-
dine completa seu perfecta consictit ulti
na creaturae felicitas Naturalis acque
aterna; qua quidem felicitas in Liber-
tate mentis originarie Fundatur, quaeque
Libertas nihil aliud esse invenietur quam
Potentia inteera C5 illaesa agendi secun
dum Rationis sua dictamina; Posse qui-
demm Rationem sequi eA Libertas in (uO
Principio. Rationem revera segui exerci
tium est istius Libertatis; posse non Ra-
tionem sequi Enitudinis in creatura ratio-
nali Corollarium eAt; Non posse Ratio-
nem sequi est servicudo mentis maxime
deploranda; Conscientia recti posse con-
eraire. Condicio est Nacuralis Enti omni
finito, qua tali, seu ex ratione luxe fini-
tudinis, adhaerens adeoque a Natura en
tis finiti inseparabilis, quia non cidem
comperie esse necessario (hoc est infini-
te) seu ex lua Natura Indefectibilicer b0
num; Ouousque ergo ensrationale (seu
rationem habens) secundum sux naturae
leges (hoc eAt ex ratione) agit, libere
agit, seu liberum manet, scu agica scip(o;
cum autem aliunde adrersus lua rationis
dictamina ad agendum determinatur,
reVera