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# Title: Theologorum Academiae Duisburgensis Johannis Claubergii Et Martini Hundii Disputationes Selectae (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 183)
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Ouxe ulcerius agit de Septimo defectu, qui a Pontiticiis
Veronictis Retormatorum consequentus impingitur,
ex demonstrat S. Scripturam judicare, conclusto-
nem, ex antecedente, cujus minor tantum pro-
 positio est Scripturae, deductam, esse
fidei.
Actenus de priori consequentiarum genere, in quibusnem.
Lpe Major tancum Scripturae est. Posterioris, ubi Minor tantum
Seripturae, exemplum esto argumentum Christi prO OKLIOrM
resrrectiOne CONTTa SadduCaOS MIacCH. 22: 32. NIaTC, 12: 26, 27.
Fuc. 20:37. 38. ab Adrerlariis nostris mirum in modum rexa-
ELI.
II. Frujus argumenti cridentia apud W alenbursios Append. 9.
XI. 5. 2. NNUM. XXII. demonstratur (verba sune cicati loci) hoc modo:
Primum. Deus est Deus Abrahami Fsaaci e Facobi.
Atqui Deus non est Dous morcuorum sed vivorum.
Frso Abrahamus  saacus e Facobus virunt.
Haec conclusio declarat secundum argumentum:
lescit.
Duicunque vivit secundum animam etiam pose
mortem, resurset ex mortuis.
Atqui Abrahamus, Fsaacus e Facobus vivunt
secundum animam, etiam post moriem.
FISO Abrahamus J saacus Jacobus resureent
ex moreuis.
cet
Hac rursum conclusio praebet terrium argumencum: