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# Title: Philosophiae Cartesianae adversus Censuram Petri Danielis Huetii Vindicatio (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 223, Stück 9)
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CADUT OVINTUM.
quae sacium constituit, eadem plane est cum illa, quae constiinit corpuss
Sed in hoc differentia est, quod ipsam in corpore ut sincularem considere
mus, (s putemus, semper mutari; quoties mutatur corpus; in spatio vero
unitatem tantum generic um ipsi tribuamus, adeo ut mutaro corpore
quod sparium implet, non tamen extensio spatiimutari censeatur, sed
remanere una es eadem, quamdiu manet ejusdem magnitudinis ac figu
ra, servatqe eundem situm inter externa quaedam corpora, per qua illud
sparium decerminamus.
5. 9. Fc per hoc ipsum spatium roluic incellectam materiam
illam Cubrilissimam xechereo-aeream. Id qrod Facile colligimus ex 5. 16.
(5 17, neC nON 22, 23. IL. 5. 48. C5 segq. P art. 2. maxime vero Epist. 96.
Part. II. in qua leguntur sequentia: Omisi antehac ad re scribere, quid
opiner esse id, quod impedit vacuum inter partes materiae subtilis, pro-
pterea quod id explicare non poteram, nisi loguendo de alia quadamma-
teria subcilissima, cujus in speciminibus meis mentionem facerenolui, ue
eam totam Mundomeo reservarem; verum tibinimis debeo, quam ut
quicquam recelatum eam. Dicam icitur meconcivere, sive potius de-
monstrative invenire, praeter materiam, ex qua constant terrestria cor-
pora, duo aliamateriae genera, unam admodum subtilem, cujus partes
rocunda sunt, aut fere rotundae, quemadmodum arenulae; atqe haec non
solum terrestrium corporum poros implet, sed etiam caelos omnes com-
ponit. Alteram hac multo subciliorem, es cujus partes tamtenues sunt,
es tamcito moventur, ut ficuram certam nullam habeant, sed singulis
momentis eam facile assument, quae ad exigua intervalla ab aliis corpo-
ribus non occupata, implenda requiritur.
5. 20. Fandem cocus est in eo, uc demonstret, omnem materix
hujus subcilissimae alceraticinem dependere a solomotu, qremunicum
cacuic localem rid. 5. 25. ParF. 2.
S. I1. In gra doctrina maxime digreditur ab ipso Arist. aPeren-
ce, mocum in alteratione absgremotu locali perasi, quam sentenciam
Ariltocelis nemomodernorum Phrsicorum experimentalium unquam
Y. IL. An habere partes a partibus secretas _ Ad5. 2.
dirilaslprius, qram extensio?
S.T. Resatur. Nam quicqrid habet partes inter (e dirilas, de d
Parti.