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# Title: [Joh. Henrici Bisterfeldii, In Illustri, Schola Albensi, Theol. & Philos. Professoris, Philosophiae Primae Seminarium] Joh. Henrici Bisterfeldii, In Illustri, Scholâ Albensi, Theol. & Philos. Professoris, Philosophiæ Primæ Seminarium (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 1, Stück 1; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 1)
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Peaxisprimae Philosophia.
I. TDRaxis Primae Philosophiae, est congrua
ejus applicatio, estque Cenesis vel
anati (is Metaphysica.
II. Oenesis Metaphesica est, qua aliquia
juxta terminos et leses primae Philosophia
componiins.
III. In terminis Metaphysicis attendi
tur enumeratio es immeatio.
IV. Enumeratio est, qua Prima Philo-
Sophia considerat ens in latitudine transcen-
dentali e praedicamentali. Latitiao trans-
cendontalis est, in subj ecto nctaphysicae, e
subjecti principiis, es assectionibus. Latitudo
pradicamentalis est, in subjecti speciebus. Iac
transcendentia ee praedicamenta de quolibet.
ente, quatenus ens est, enunciantur,  qui-
dem, vel omnia en singula, vel omnia ex illis.
V. Immeatio terminorum istorum est.
quo de se invicem enuociantur, est que reci
proca vel discuncta. 
lianas figuras adun.s
VI. Immeatio reciproca est, qu’a ens e
affectiones ejus unita inter se convertuntur.
VII. Immeatio dipuncta est, qua entis
affectiones diversae, quae dicuntur primae entis
differentiae, enunciantur de ente, de princi-
piis entis, de ipsius affectionibusunitis, veb
denique, de predicamentis. Atque hic est finis