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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 20, fol. 401r

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  1. se
  2. ter
  3. lace
  4. M
  5. inal
  6. eO
  7. ave
  8. WC
  9. uto
  10. Wa-
  11. itur
  12. ars
  13. of
  14. nite
  15. Ahe
  16. of
  17. intitus
  18. ter,
  19. le
  20. ore
  21. om
  22. 8 Space viil ol Body, is te sioperty ol un ncorporeal
  23. substance. Space is not bounded by Bodies, but exists equallus Nithin
  24. d 1. 1
  25. dWithontn Bodies. Pace is not inclosed belWeen Bodies; but Rodixs
  26. existinu in unbounded space, are, themselves only, terminated by their
  27. obn. Dimensiont.
  28. .
  29. Void space, is not an Attribute Mithont a subject; because
  30. by Doid space, De never nean space void of every ming, but vvid
  31. of Vody only. n all void space, sod is pertainly present, et
  32. possiblu manu Other Substanies Nhicm are not Matter; benus
  33. neither sangible, nor objects of dny ol Our denses
  34. 10 space is not à Substance, but a Property, et il it be
  35. a Propertus ot that Unici is necessary, it Will consequentlus fas au
  36. other Tropenties ol That Woun is Necessary nust do,d exist
  37. nore necessarilys, (. Mongn it be not itsels a substance,:) Ahan
  38. Mhose Substances Mhenselves Prich are not necessary. Space 2t
  39. immense et immutable, et eternal; et so also 2t Duration. y et
  40. Plands.
  41. ands
  42. does it not at all from heme falloW, that uny Ahing is eternal
  43. hors de Dieu. for Space et Duration are not hons de Dieu, but
  44. are causes by, et are immediate, et necessary Consequenies of, His
  45. xistence: And Withont hem, his Cternity et lbiquitys Lor Ommipresence)
  46. Nould be taten attay.
  47. 1el 12. Infinites are composed of finites, in no olher sense than c
  48. as finites are composed of infinitesimals. In Whal sense Space has or
  49. G.
  50. hasaot Parts, has been explained before, haper d, 83. Parts)
  51. in the corporeal sense of the Word, are separable, compounded,
  52. un-uniled, independent on et noveable from each oher; Dat
  53. infinite space, Mough it may by us be partiallys, apprehended,
  54. Ahatis, may in Dur magination be conceived as composed as
  55. so
  56. L
  57. Paris; yet Those laris (improperlys so called.) bemus essentiallus
  58. indiscer pible et immoveable grom each omer, et not partable

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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 20, fol. 401r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068378:0805?run=74