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# Title: [Animae Humanae Natura Ab Augustino Detecta In Libris de Animae Quantitate, Decimo de Trinitate, & de Animae Immortalitate] Animæ Hvmanæ Natvra Ab Augustino Detecta In Libris de Animæ Quantitate, Decimo de Trinitate, & de Animæ Immortalitate (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 92)
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quaenoaua u aeuMme Ractous Proportone, et
hiabitudine sira eA, ex quotantam rim, tantamque porestarem spiritus
illexrhereus in semine latensadipiscitur, uc dum sese in elantis expli-
cat, X distendit, duriores rupes discindere raleat, arquetandem in am-
plisimas arbores, ex immania Animantum corpora crumPaE. AB Ku-
jus resetae, ex robultx Rure rirture potissimum, ait Augustinus, cor-
Porum Lucrementa pendent, quae pariter lummovere iurane, nume
roli, utita dicam, _ proportionales motus, quibus organici corporrs
molem afficit, movet; et agitat eethercus vieor, qui veluri orgaro
rum efformator in semineclauditur. Dequa re plura a nobis explicata
reperies in nostra Disrectione meceorica de Ventorum nacura juxta
mentem Ausultini.
Idcirco concludir sapientistimus Antilles, Smajor corporis exrensio.
e lonsieudo haud à temporis spario, sed a validiori leminis rirture
originem cla. Sualonusinextenlum, ac sempiternum Animum
ampliociseraris presentia iurabic: cum Animus nonmajor, aut lon-
gior dicatur ratione molis, aut temporis, sed porius ob virturis incre
mentum, ulum, ac masorem periciam inartibus, e dilciplinis.
Cu Animus lonsanimis aliquando dicitur, non ided arbitrandum animus majer
eArerera, ut corpori mathicudini continsit, ampliorem aC lOn5IO Fit no ob tem
rem hicti Animum. Hlecenm rox lonsanimitas verbum translatum es porisé molis
acorpore ad Animunt, que verenihilaliud sonat, quamrirtus, e m2.
Enicuce suecam udni poristimum in adrertistolerandis, unde ex p2-
rientid d diro Flictenrmo dicta est. Virtus aurem nulla corporis mole
conltat, sed in guacam Animi equalitate consistit, ut supra octensum
pcrementum
sed vireutis.
eAt, que quomajor ell, cmlignior, ed magis crescere, seu proficere vinus incor-
dicicur Animus. LCCum Guerimus quanta sic Animimasnitudo, non vorca est.
inguiritur, quanta lc Animi moles, ex extensio, que lane nullainest
animo. sedcancun ganta sitillius Porectas, X vis, que porissimum à snima quan-
virtes egualitare nate, que quidem animi porectas quedam magni. ca dicirur qua
cudoeitnonmolis, ell pertectionis, eomodoquo Punctum exs inse- cicare virium
Potestatr
Ctile, partibus, emasitudinem carens, nihilominus singulis planis A. haud
olise
surisdominatur, ac omnium pocentissimum est, _ insignistimum ob corporea ma-
quam rationen, X masuum Punctum appellatur magnicudine virium, snicudinis.
cipué pender, ac prosicilcitur ex occultorum numerorumnatura, nimi-
rum ex quibusdam admirandis, nobisque ignotismorus localis legibus.
d poreltaris.
D. Wescio utrun oma nonsrtramovere assol
lent, prosequun fuerimus: Et fieri potest, mrecorda
quiur, atque id cresst st estia
Nam
tionem meam aliqua fueiant, verumtamen quod nunc
inmentem venii, videamis quale sit, quod puer infansnon lo-