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Quod de Eucharistia quaris neum explicandi modum, respondeo
apud nos nullum esse locum neque transsubstantiationi neque consub
stantiationi panis, tantumque pane accepto simul percipi corpus
Christi, ut adeo sola explicanda sit corporis Christi praesentia. Et
jam Turnemino respondi, praesentiam esse aliquid Metaphysicum
ut unionem, quod non explicatur per phaenomena. quomodo
an ete ad
transsubstantiatio vestra explicari porsit, in Thilosophia mea
altior disquisitio foret. Si accidentia realia vultis restare sine
subjecto, dicendum est, sublatis monadibus panem constituentibus
quoad vires primitivas activas et passivas, substitutaque praesentio
Ponadum corpus Christi constituentium, restare solum vires deri–
vativas, quae in pane fuere, eadem phaenomena exhibentes, quae
monades panis exhibuissent. Quod super est, vale et fave. Doc
deditissimus
G
G. Lerbnitius
tanoverae 8 sept. 1709