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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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PRTNCTPTA PHITLOSOPHLH a
unius parto Ck uno loco in alium, quam clare ec distincte per-
cipimus, modo intelligamus, alias partes materix in locum
migrantium succedere. Atque haec diritio ec morus intinitis
modis a nobis concipiuneur, ac pronde intinItae CTram ma-
teriae variationes concipipollum. Dico, eas clare distincte.
que a nobisconcipi, quamdiunempeiplas, tanguam exten-
sionismodos; non aucem tanquam res ab extentione realiter
distinctas concipimus, ue fuse est explicatum Princip. Part. I.
FC quamris PhiloCoptu alios quamplures motus Ainzerunt,no-
bistamen nihil, nili quod clare ex distincte concipimus, 2d.
mittentibus, quia nulliusmotus, praeterlocalem, extensio-
nem esse capacem, clare ec diltinete intellioimus; nec ctiam
ullus alius sub noctram imaginationem cadic; nullus ctiam
praeterlocalem erit admittendus.
Verum Leno, ut tertur, negarit motum localem, idque od
varias rationes, quas Diogenes Cynicus Cuo more refutarit,
deam bulando scilicerper Scholam, in quahiaec à Lenone do-
cebantur: auditore (que illius sua deambulatione perturban-
d0. Ubi autem sensit, Cc a quodam auditore detineri, ut ejus
abulationem impediret, iplum increpuit, dicens, cur sic
aulus estuimagistrirationes refutare. Sed ne Fortequis per
rationes Zenonis deceptus, putet senlus aliquid, motum sci-
licet, nobis ostendere, quod plane intellectui repuonet, adeo
utmens etiam circaca, quae ope intellectus clare ex distincte
percipit, deciperetur; precipuas ipliusrationes hic adteram,
Timulque ostendam, eas non nili Falsisniti praejudiciis: nimi-
rum, quia verum materix conceptum nullum habuit.
Primo ieaque ajunt, ipsum dixisse; quod, (1 daretur morus
localis, motus corporis circulariter Cumma celeritato moti non
difterret à quiete: Aequihoc ablurdum, ergo ec illud. Pro-
bac consequens. Sllud corpus quiescie, cujus omnia puncta
alsidue manent in eodem loco: aequi omnia puncta corpo-
ris circulariter Cumma celeritate moti alsidue manent in co-
demloco; Ergo_c. Acque hoc iplum dicunt explicasse ex-
emplo
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