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# Title: [Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica] Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 166)
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E W FON LAN s. Philosophix novam tibis Lector benerole
diuque desideratam Fdicionem, plurimum nunc emenda-
tam atque auctiorem exhibemus. Oux porissimum conti-
neantur in hoc Opere celeberrimo, intellisere potes ex Indicibus
adjectis: quae vel addantur rel immucentur, ipsa ce sere docebit
Auctoris Prxetatio. Reliquum cAt, uc adjiciantur nonnulla de MC-
chodo hujus Philolophiae.
Dui Phrticam cractandam susceperune, ad tres Fere clases re
vocari pollumr. Excireruncenim, qui lingulisrerum speciebus duali-
caces speciticas ee occultas cribuerints ex quibus deinde corporum
lingulorum operationes, ignota quadam ratione, pendere volue-
runE. In hoc polita est summa doctrinx Scholacticae, ab Aristotele
et Peripareticis derivacx: AAirmane utique singulos LAectuS Cx
corporum lingularibus Nacuris oriri; ac unde sint illae Nacura
non docent; nihil itaque docent. Cumque tori sine in rerum no-
minibus, non in ipsis rebus; Sermonem quendam Philolophicum
censendi sunt adinrenisse, Philosophiam cradidise non lunE cCn-
cendi.
Alii ergo melioris dilisentix laudem consequi sperarunt, rejecta
Vocabulorum inutili Parragine. Scaruerune itaque Maceriam unt-
verlam homogeneam esse, omnem vero Formarum rarietacem, quae
in corporibus cernitur, ex particularum componentium simplicissi-
mis quibusdam et incellectu Facillimis affectionibus oriri. Lc recte
quidem progressio instiruitur a simplicioribus ad masis compolicar
si particularum primariis illis affectionibus non alios cribuune mo-
dos, quam quos ipla cribuit Nacura. Verum ubi licenciam sibi
allumune, ponendi qualcunque libet ignotas pareium ASUTaS de
magnicudines, incertosque sicus ec motus; quin de tingendi Eluida
Quaedam occulta, juae corporum poros liberrime permeent, omni-
Potente praedita subeilicate, motibusque occultis agitata; jam 2d
lomnia delabuntur, neglecta rerum constitutione rera: quae Canc
Frustra perenda cA ex Fallacibus conjecturis, cum rix etiam Per
cerristimas Obserrationes inrestisari poMit. Qui speculationum
Tuarum
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