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# Title: [Renati Des Cartes Principiorum Philosophiae Pars I, & II, More Geometrico demonstratae] Renati Des Cartes Principiorum Philosophiæ Pars I, & II, More Geometrico demonstratæ (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 31)
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PRINOIPTA PHILOSOPHLA aC.
Nullae dantur Atomi.
DRMONSTRATTO.
Tomi Cunt partes materixe indirisibiles ex Cua natura
LA (per deF. 3.): Sed cum natura materiae consistat in ex-
centione (per prop. 2. hujus), quae natura lua, quantumris
parra, eA dirisibilis (per AX. 9. _ det. 7.); ergo pars ma-
teriae, quancumris parras natura lura eA dirisibilis, h. c. nullae
dantur atomi, sire partes materiae natura lua indirisibiles,
9. C. d.
CIIOL IV NI.
Aena e intricatd quaestio de Atomissemper fuit. Oui-
L a ca ale aa Atomos, ex co, quod infinitum non
potest essemajus alio infinito; ec ( due quantitates, puta A
ee dupla iplius A, sint dirisibiles in infinitum, poterunt etiam
Dotentia Dei, qui eorum infinitas partes uno incuitu intelli-
sic, in infinitas partes actu diridi. Ergo, cum, uc dictum
ett, unum infinitum non majus AE aliO in ANIEO, CFIE QUanEITaS
A aequalis suo duplo, quod est absurdum. Deinde etiam
quaerune, an dimidia pars numeri infiniei sic etiam infinita,
_c an par sit an impar, e alia ejusmodi. Ad quae omnia
Carcelius respondie, nos non debere ca, gux sib nostrum
intellectum cadune, ac proinde clare ex distinete concipiuntur,
rejicere propter alia, quae nostrum intellectum aut captum
excedune; ac proindenon, nisi admodum inadaequate, d no-
bis percipiuntur. Infinitum rero ec ejus proprictates huma-
num intellectum, natura scilicet Anitum, ezcedune; adco-
que ineptum Foret id, quod clare ex distincte de spatioconci-
Dimus, tanquam Falsum rejcere, lire de eo dubitare, Prop.
TCTCa
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