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# Title: Lettres De Mr Descartes (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 43:1; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 43:1)
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DF MIE DESCARTES.
dicas Animam homini esse eriplicem, hoc enim ver
bum in mea religione est haerelis; ee reveri, Lepolita
religione, conera Logicam eriam cA, Animam conci
cipere tanquam genus, cujus species sinemens, vis ve-
recatiua, de vismotrix animalium; per Animam enim sen
siciuam non aliud debes inrelligere praecervim morri
cem, nili illam cum Rarionali contundas. Ilaec autem
rismotrix, a vi regetatiua, ne specic quidem difteit;
Veraque aurem torogenere a Mence distat: Scd quia
in re non dissentimus cgorem ica explicarem.
Anima inhominernica est, nemperarionalis; neque
enim actiones vlx humanx cenlendae lunc, n ili quae à
racione dependent. Vis aurem resctandi, e corporis
movendi, quae in plancis d brucis anima vecetativa de
sensiriua appellantur, Cune quidem eriam in homine,
Pednon debentin co snimae appellari, quia non Pune
primum ejus actionum principium, d toro genere
differune ab. Anima Rarionali.
Vis aurem vegecariua in homine, nihil aliud est
quam cerra parcium corporis constiturio, quae _C: Ft
Daulo Post,
Visaurem Pentitiua ct, _c; de poltea.
IIx dux itaque nihil aliud sune quam corporis hu-
manidec; Fc poltea. Cumquemens, sive anima rationalis
a corpore r distincta, ec. non immerito sola a nobis
Anima appellacur.
Denique, ubi ais, Volitio vero et Inrellectio diffe-
runt tancum, ve diversi circa diverla objecta aoendi.
modi; Mallem differunt tantum re actio e passocius-
dem subltantix; incellectio enim propriementis pasi
dOc