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# Title: LBr. 967 · Volder
# Folio 84v, page id DE-611-HS-867859:0168
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Extensio, nis, est abstraet um extonsi, noc magis oft substan.
tia, quam numoriu voc muetitudo substantia conson potost
et exprimit nihil meiuo, quam quandam non suceossivam (utdu
ratio) fod fimmetanvam diffugionem voe ropotitionom cujusdam
natum, seu, quod eodom redit muetitudinom romm egustom
nitame sumut cum aliquo intoa eo ordina exi Fontiuro; na-
tara inquam, qua nompo extondi son diffundi dicitur enibu
inrordis voc icca diffusionis mihi obscuritatumpat. Facceo
oninicapio, quoxacto ros eadem oc indirisibieos, ut in numoro
fit, possit rexeci non capio, qui possit diffundi, sive, hocuam
mini imium idoncqo vidotur, qui possit extondi, honost, qui pos:
sit divorsil partibus exil orrfumil. Weindo, si alloo rermn
naturne, quas ropoti vit, non sint finguea in so extouse, non
porcipio, qui ex canim ropotitiono oxtonsio oriatur. Pnucta, si
qve infinitios ropotantum, inceam faciont eindam, nc cinta
non
voe infinitios ropotita suporticiom, aut suprFicios doniqua
faciot corpus, sod, ut fiat extonsio, fingueat parties detdationam
ut habvant noco ssumest. Hoc igitur initatos tune indivisibi.
eos voe infinitios reposita, minquam diffinitontir, et exton-
tionom faciorot, nisi singuea quid extonsi inso habant.
Nosti vulgo dici, ea qua in Ubi ut coquuntur, sunt, so mor:
componotrare, socuiao da, quae sunt in loco; advoqu inacus
cusuido immimora bieres posso opso ammnilas unclam intor
se etensionom facientes. Quod dictum, eicde probaro nocum
supponit tamon ex re non extousa miclam extonsionem posse
produci.
Sapiris a to dictum momini, nisi neiquid in nobis oesot activim
non posso in novib esso rires dorivativas ot actionos, sod une.
Jam unquam, quod sciam, tugus dicti rationom Huilisti, nisi
mino donuum; quam probo.
ut ostendas, quid difforant ab univorsalibio finguearra,
ais ad cortae tomporib, eocipppartis opsontialom ordinati.
oroin ollo singnearnim a quibio inuvatalia ammo ab.
stratumtur. Procuedubio. Sod quidicca ordinatio officit, utex
ucu mutatio soquatum, quia ux univorsalibrs soqui non
potest? dnalis unqs sit illa ordinatio, nos tamon inso nihuli
habit prator naturam suam, noc quidquam qqva soquitur,
nisi quod in natum illa continotum. Idom ost corpile sptcorrcum
quocumqe sit tomporo, et eoco, non quie quam exvo sognotur, i’si
quod in natura ephorao continotur.