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# Title: Institvtionvm Peripateticarvm Liber Qvartvs, Continens eam Metaphysicæ partem quæ explicat essentiales rationes corporum.Ad mentem summi viri, clarissimique Philosophi Kenelmi Eqvitis Digbæi. Pars Theorica (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 29; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 29)
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Liberr. Lectio XYITI. 327
ads incelligenciarum.
eviternt
E CTIO ZVIII
De modo actionis ex parte
sabiecti.
1. Tpacec etiam iltius questionis
 anciquae Colutio. Cur Deus nom
prius fecerit mundum: E enim con-
sideremus quod infiniri nulsum siC
principium, e quod rbinullum est
principium, nulla pocest esse decei-
minara distantia a principio, paccbie
quod impostibile sc esse aeternum
aliquem Aurum cemporis aur instan-
cium etiam per imaginacionem in
quo possr accipi nunc de TunC, d
determinari aliqua durationis con-
sans difterentia, aur aliquid esse prius
vel posterius.
2. Ouare talis quaestio procedie
ex infemitare nostri incellectus, ec
nihil Cioniticat, e, quod sequieur,
nullam respontionem patieur: Deû
enim facere mundum hunc prius
cempore quam fecir, foret fecise
mundu