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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 20, fol. 402v

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  1. 13. Theilis argument (as j)nach conserved, §. 3.) it proves
  2. any thing, in wautes that God withor dick, quod non create aty Mutter
  3. ard
  4. V
  5. at all Cloeause the Situation of aequal, item similiarants of Matter, cauld
  6. not out be originalles indifferent: As also the original determinatien
  7. of their Motibu, this way of the controvers way.
  8. 20. that this Lands to prove, with regard to the Argument
  9. 2
  10. before us, I understand not
  11. 21. That God can not limit the Quantity of Mutter, is an
  12. Assertion of too great consequence to be admitted Without Prof.
  13. Ihre commot limit the Duration of it neither, men the materia Goes
  14. is both infinite et eternal necessariis and independent lij upon God.
  15. 22. et 23. this engagement, (Iit it were good,) would propre that
  16. Watever God can alo, he can not do; et consequently that he
  17. caenot but make very things ofinite, et verything eventual; which
  18. is maxime himmo yourneur, et all, but a mere necessarii Agent,
  19. tant is, im deedino Agentat all, but mere Anté et Plature et
  20. M. Necessitis
  21. 6
  22. 74 — 28. Concernimus the Ilse of the Werd Spons (thourgh
  23. Haac Newton say4 only, as it were the Scot; e
  24. de
  25. has veen laid in my Choro Papir, §. 10, et second Faber, §. 13. et
  26. et,
  27. and
  28. 23. Spece is the Plâce of all Thing. Auf all das
  29. et Fircht Paper, §. 13. (§. 15.)
  30. just, as Ducation is the Duration of all Thomas, and of allerdres
  31. in
  32. chat this has me tendencis to make Tode the indul of the word
  33. see abbreparer 2d. § 12. Were is no Union bet w
  34. the Wolii. The blind of Man mogut with creature propositus
  35. be, apud the soul of the images of things which it Speiores,
  36. i
  37. than Tod can be Myled the soul of the Boyle, to which, he
  38. present Phroughont, et guts upon it as he plenses, Hithout beim
  39. ic
  40. acted upon by it. Thouch this Amßirer Was quaest on suivon before (Paper
  41. 28, § 12, 3 get the same objection is respective begam et again
  42. Without tahing any static of the Auswer.
  43. P
  44. 30. That, es meant bij un dimcipe repraesentatif,
  45. understand not. The Coul, discours thmgs, by Navinus the Emages

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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 20, fol. 402v. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model k3-trocr@runs-615-epoch-5, run 617). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068378:0808?run=617