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# Title: Theophili Spizelii De Atheismo Eradicando Ad Virvm Praeclarissimvm Dn. Antonivm Reiservm Avgvstanvm, &c. Epistola (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 72, Stück 3; Leibn. Marg. 72)
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DE A THEFSMO
qui cum omniamoveae, ipse sic immobi-
sis: Non secus ac in corpore humano
artus moventur a musculis, musculi à
nerris, nerri a spiritibus animalibus, spi
ritus animales a vitalibus, vicales ab ani-
ma, Quae non moretur nisi per accidens.
aut per aliud, id est alieno moru; A ut erso
necesse est ponere aliquod primum mo-
vens, quod omnes Deum vocant, aut li
primum mocum negare relimus, omnem
etiam caularum sccundarum esfectum
negare, et sic cum Lenone motume re-
rum natura roilere deberemus. Praclare
Lipsius Cent. II. Epistol. 26. A8C, (Scribit)
Motum primo hune rerum vides  Ca.
lum volri ee rerolvi: altra habere diver
(O5 rel adrerlos inter le curlus: Acques
eosomnes certos, e ad legem, dic mihia
quo pexlcripram: Sibi cerre nemo nOF
mam hanc altidux serricuris indicet.
Alius igitur e quis adscende, de gradi-
buspervenies ad immorum illum, ec om-
nia morentem. Ut in horologio cums
euomonem serpere sensim vides, non illie
Tiltis, sed ad rotas rotulaseue abis, ec mi-
rarIs, ec denique manum ee ingenium au-
thoris