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# Title: [Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rerum Corporearum, In Decem Tractatus Distributa] Physica, Id Est, Scientia Rervm Corporearvm, In Decem Tractatvs Distribvta (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 7:3-4; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 7:3-4)
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R F R V M.
rum corrupto esse totius effectus Forma corporea non est priox natur
formalis Formae, posic ipsa aliquid
aliud operari,
A2
Totum est tanquam effectus forma-
liS FOrInX,
4.3
quale esse sensibile FOrma lupPonat,
44
Fse carnis, eNe nerui, _E C. TanF. FOF-
ma subordinatae animae, vel esse
animalis,
45
politis dispolitionibus Forma dicitur
educi, leu relultare,
46
verum Forma corrumpatur, an to-
cum,
ibid.
FOrMA RAtX nON RE, Sed ipla Aatm2
dicitur heri,
ibid.
VITUmM PERCCE Formam cOrpOriS, LIE
alia forma corporeicaris, ibid.
Forma corporea e incorporea dant
esse indiuisibile,
47
guare plULeS FORIMR CONPOLCX NON
vivences simul esse non possine in
eodem subiecto; e verum plu-
res animae rationales iubente Deo
possine simul esse in eodem Cor-
Pore, de vniri,
ibid.
quandonam, e quomodo FORIMX
educantur de porentia ad actum,
verum Forma sie impenetrabilis à
materia,
ibid.
Formae omnes accidentales ab soluta,
ex anima rationalis pollunt pene-
crari cum corpore cui inlume, quid
de aliis formis substantialibus Teri-
tiendum,
ibid.
FOrma nOn est priOr natura materia,
A9
Forma non est vera de propria caula
compolici,
ibid.
Vnum corpus differt ab alio, non
per materiam, sed per Forman,
ibid.
Per quid corpus differat a substantia
InCOrPOTCa,
ibid.
ibid.
Forma CA actus AaLCCta, HOI CaICM
Conpolitos
Ibid.
Forma corpoter sine hoc toro de-
tetunaco esle non porest,
54
Forma corporca quae dac esse priima-
rium COIMDOLIEO, BOn FemanCI,
Comspontosee delimenre, ibid.
Omis Forisa LOrporea non vivens
non compecie omni F’Orrmae corpo-
Corpo Guod Forma educitur, rnitur.
Poten else actu Forma, nilL CIE
rnita maceria,
Forma per sciplam rnitur materix,
ibid.
ex Philolopho Forma potiori iure
quam materia natura, ex esse dici
potelt,
superius de Forma explicata dicta
Cune, juxta mentem Rristorelis,
77.78. d scgq.
Fromondus.
Duam inepre experientix à cineri-
bus petica respondeat, illi enim
ab ione non dissoluuntur, de
quam malé probet ex terrae (ub-
stancia vi caloris halicum educis
Maleis aliis in locis iste ANTHOT Ca-
sigatur, gux in hoc Indice pro
maceriarum occalione facile crie
OblerVare, VI nUII. 264. 426. 303.
326363. 383, 386, 395. 396.
tructus.
Feuctus elixi la Ceneriores, de prius
Euleur.
246
caula,
Facic esse Corporis,
Lea Cuccis
1b1d.
264
190. 276
acerbi manluelcunt,
Fuleouris nacura de ronieru materia,
effectus, et Ilagor explicanEU,
498. dc le44.
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