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# Title: Renati Des-Cartes Tractatus De Homine, Et De Formatione Foetus (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 178, Stück 4; Leibn. Marg. 178)
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P R A. F A T IO.
esse, ut, quamris tacile sine eo substantiam concipere
queamus, nihilominus tamen reciproce non possi-
musclare concipere modum, uc codem temporenon
concipiamus substantiam, a qua dependet, dt cujus
elt modus. Sic ex. or. Facile quidem poltum conci.
Pere substantiam corpoream ab(que moru: AErecI
proceclare concipere non pollum morum, ut codem
cemporenon concipiam lubltantiam corpoream, cui
inhraeret. Similiter quidem postum conciperemen-
tem ablque rolendi actione; At non poltum conci
pererolicionem line mence, a qua dependet. Verum
iditur est, talem esse inter modum de lubstantiam, à
quadependet, nexum; uc sola modi coonitio eodem
tempore nobis notam reddac lubstantiam, cujus est
odus, e illius substantiae naturam.
Certum aurem est, cum, qui ordine rule philolo-
phari, ee cui perlualum est de omnibus dubitare,
donec aliquidrepererit, de cujus existentia dubitare
nequeat, non possedubitare, num exiltat, dum dubi-
tac: Sedliconsideremus, rem, qua hoc modoratio-
cinatur, ex quae, cum non pollit de se ipla dubicare,
nihilominus adhuc de omnibus aliis dubitat, non esse
id, Quod nostrum Corpus rocamus; led id, quod nostram
Animam, Ure nostram Mentem vel Cocitationem appella-
mus; manifelte cognolcemus realem dictinctionem,
qua incer Animam e C orpus elt.
Nam quomam eo iplo tempore, quo an ullum
COrPUS