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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 4, 8, fol. 89r

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One image of two folio pages side by side, registered by the library under both labels (also fol. 88v); this page is its right half.

The machine reads it as

  1. Greatest perfection; then the Areument us d By X Cotta
  2. Painst them hare no manner et Force: lince We do noc
  3. plead For such an Understandine, Reason, Juctice and Ver-
  4. tue, as he objects asainst, bue tor more raluable Pertections,
  5. that are more than equiralent; and in cruch intinitels supe-
  6. rior tothem, tho calld by che lame Names; because me do
  7. noc tnom irhac ther are in themletres, buc only sec their
  8. Liffecis in the World, irhich are such as mietit be expected
  9. trem che most consummated Realon, Understandins and
  10. Vertue.
  11. And atter the same manner, irtien perverse Nen reason
  12. against the Prescience, Predestination, and the Decrees ot
  13. Cod, by dramins the likre absurd Consequences, a5 Cotta
  14. doch, asainst che postibilier of his beins endon d rich
  15. Reason and Understandins, ec. our Ansiver is the same as
  16. Detorementiond. IE these be supposdthe very same in aII
  17. respects irhen attributed to C0d, 25 re find them in oux
  18. Telres, there rould De lome colour, trom che Absurdicies that
  19. vould Follon, to denr chat cher belons to God; but nhen
  20. me onls ascribe them to him b Analoer, and mean no
  21. more chan chat there are lome thines antverable eo them,
  22. trom irhence a5 Principles ihic Dirine Operations procced
  23. ic is plain, chat aII such ArSuments noc onty lose their
  24. Force, but are absolutely impertinent.
  25. Ttischeretore susticient For the Ministers oF the Churck
  26. eo Merr, thac the F Hablistid Docerine is agrecable to Scrip.
  27. cure, and reach their Peoplenhacuse oushe to be made ot
  28. Oualem autem Deum intellisere nos pottumus nulla rir-
  29. tute praeditum: Ouid enim: Prudentiamne Deo tribuemus:
  30. Oua constat ex scientia rerum bonarum ee malarum, e nec
  31. bonarum nec malarum, cui mali aihil cAt, nec eAC potest
  32. quid huic opus es delectu Bonorum ec malorum: Ouid autem
  33. ratione: quid incellisentia: quibus utimur ad eam rem, ut a-
  34. pertis obscura assequamur. At obscurum Deo nihil potest ee,
  35. nam justitia quae Tuum cuidue distribuit, quid pertinet ad DC-
  36. 05: hominum enim Cocietas, e communitas, ut vos dicitis.
  37. Justitiam procrearit: temperantia autem constat ex prateF-
  38. mittendis voluptatibus corporis: cui s locus in coelo cA, cA
  39. etiam voluptatibus. Nam fortis Deus intellisi qui potest: in
  40. dolore, au in labore, an in periculo: quorum Deum nihil at-
  41. tinsit. Nec ratione isitur utentem, nec rirtute ulla praeditum
  42. Deum intetlisere qui PoNumVS: C10. de Nat. Deor. Sect. 15. Ed.
  43. Lond.

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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 4, 8, fol. 89r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068331:0177?run=74