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42
Diaboli Potentia.
Parte Therapert. in Tomo Opp. L. pas. 207. 405,  Colleg. Pract.
in TomOIT, P. 1003. ubi imaginationis rires mirandas latis
Cuperque explicat; simulque, non temere in rebus nacurali
busadignorantiae illud alylum, diabolum, esse recurrendum
judiciosemonet, cum phancalia in distans agat, nec ipse dia-
bolus aliter nisi per media naturalia e secundum naturam a-
serepont. Consentiuntetiam Windigius in Medic. Spiritu
um Lib. I. cap. 30. 5. 13. P. 236. Ccg9. d FleetW ood in grimolicher
Untersuchungder DBunder. ZVercte p. 25. 6526. Merito hic 2d.
junso Helmontium de Besoldum: Quorum prior in Tract. Vis Ma
enet. p. m. 375. Doctoresmoner, ne ad cacodamonem rejici
ant, quae lua debilitate ignorane, cum utrobique in natura Oc.
currant, qua nostra tenvitate explicare non ralemus; nec in.
Tolentiremeritate careat, dona Dei in natura ad diabolum re-
Ferro, quae nostra exiguitas non capie: posterior rero in Ap
pend. Traet. de Consil. Polir. Pharilaicum judicat, ea diaboli
riribus Rarim adscribere, qua non incellisimus, multominus
imitari polsumus; de Christo enim, pergit, Pharilai dicebant:
Per Principem daemoniorum ejicit damonia. Cum pietate
Deccari, si diabolorribuatur porestas nacuram superans, Het.
montius Tract. de Inject. Material 5. 4. D Fimillerus in Pra-
judicaunt
fat. Disput. de Pracipit. Usu C abusir; imo pigricixe, de igno-
rantix immenla, sinon limplicitatis superstitiola, inrentum
esse omnia ad causas occultas, ad diabolum, ad vene Fcas e (2-
Ba5, veletiam ad iplam Dei omnipotentiam reterre, quae non
capimius, cum allesato Helmontio 5. 6. Racuic Borellus l. a Cent.
TII. Ob5. 68. p. m. 250. Ouodlienimnescitur modus, quo id
natura tacit, aque etiam nescitur modus, quo id diabolusface.
ret. Sicut nec ad omnipotentiam dirinam cemere contugi
etidum elle, rectissime arbitratur ingeniolissimus ilatensium
quidam Theologus, in Accor. TIalen (. ZOmOTIX. Observ. 14. P.
370 nil entrema urseatnecesitas, quia a que est impium, 3f.
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