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# Title: [Danielis Lipstorpii Lubecensis, Specimina Philosophiae Cartesianae] Danielis Lipstorpii Lubecensis, Specimina Philosophiæ Cartesianæ (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 14; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 14)
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DE AERE, FIVSOVE USU IN MIECFANTOIS.
177
probare debebant, nempe hanc corporum rarclactionem
inHlacura fundatam, non esse carefactionem propric dictam:
partim omnino lubrica aut e Falla.
Primum cshoc. Quicquid existit, determinatos habet ex-
tensionis limites, ultra quos non potest porrici. infra quos non
potest adici. Freo non datur rarefactio neque condensatio proprie
dicta. Majorem trmat principio rulsari. Modus existendi se-
quitur modum essendi.
Admajorem relpondemus, cam principium peterc. F
quidem rerum elt. quodunaquaeris substantia corporea de-
terminatos habeae extentionis limites, acque carenus ad
micrendum principium illud ex schola Peripatericorum ad
ductum: Actallum id, quod proxime additur, ac proinde
male pro concello altumitur. Nosenim substantiam corpo-
ream ab ejus quantitate, de hanc ab cjus extentione non di-
Ringuentes, dicimus, jure heri non posse, uc vel minimum
quid de substantia detrahatur, quin tantundem de quanti-
cace ac extentione tollatur; a vice verla, ne cantillum ex
quancicare aut exrentione, quin cancundem criam de lub-
Itantia collatur; e sic agnolcimus, candem esse exrensio-
nem, qua naturam corporis e naturam spatii consticuit.
Nullam enim aliam ideam de maceria sive Cubstantia Corpo-
rea clare ac diltincte Formamus, quam quod sic res extensa
in longum, lacum, ee protundum, cujus varix partes variis A-
suris praedieae sint, ac variis motibus cientur; id cA, mate-
ria divilibilis, Aigurabilis, e mobilis, quam GCOMCtER
quanticatem rocane, de proobiecto luarum demonstratio-
num alsumun. Scd co iplo, quo mobilem illam secundum
parres esse incelligimus, agnolcimus illam esse capacem om-
nium illarum affectionum, magnicudinis nempe, Agurx, e
Licuspartium illarum, (c cundum quas maceria dividicur, lire
sensibiles sire insenlibiles fuerint: parritio enim, (uc recte
docet Philo(optUS PALC. 2. PrinC. AEF. 23.) quae Ar (ola cogi
catione,