[D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Daemoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicae circa Daemonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos] D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Dæmoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicæ circa Dæmonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos, ..., fol. 42
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- Diaboli Potentia.
- Parte Therapert. in Tomo Opp. L. pas. 207. 405, Colleg. Pract.
- in TomOIT, P. 1003. ubi imaginationis rires mirandas latis
- Cuperque explicat; simulque, non temere in rebus nacurali
- busadignorantiae illud alylum, diabolum, esse recurrendum
- judiciosemonet, cum phancalia in distans agat, nec ipse dia-
- bolus aliter nisi per media naturalia e secundum naturam a-
- serepont. Consentiuntetiam Windigius in Medic. Spiritu
- um Lib. I. cap. 30. 5. 13. P. 236. Ccg9. d FleetW ood in grimolicher
- Untersuchungder DBunder. ZVercte p. 25. 6526. Merito hic 2d.
- junso Helmontium de Besoldum: Quorum prior in Tract. Vis Ma
- enet. p. m. 375. Doctoresmoner, ne ad cacodamonem rejici
- ant, quae lua debilitate ignorane, cum utrobique in natura Oc.
- currant, qua nostra tenvitate explicare non ralemus; nec in.
- Tolentiremeritate careat, dona Dei in natura ad diabolum re-
- Ferro, quae nostra exiguitas non capie: posterior rero in Ap
- pend. Traet. de Consil. Polir. Pharilaicum judicat, ea diaboli
- riribus Rarim adscribere, qua non incellisimus, multominus
- imitari polsumus; de Christo enim, pergit, Pharilai dicebant:
- Per Principem daemoniorum ejicit damonia. Cum pietate
- Deccari, si diabolorribuatur porestas nacuram superans, Het.
- montius Tract. de Inject. Material 5. 4. D Fimillerus in Pra-
- judicaunt
- fat. Disput. de Pracipit. Usu C abusir; imo pigricixe, de igno-
- rantix immenla, sinon limplicitatis superstitiola, inrentum
- esse omnia ad causas occultas, ad diabolum, ad vene Fcas e (2-
- Ba5, veletiam ad iplam Dei omnipotentiam reterre, quae non
- capimius, cum allesato Helmontio 5. 6. Racuic Borellus l. a Cent.
- TII. Ob5. 68. p. m. 250. Ouodlienimnescitur modus, quo id
- natura tacit, aque etiam nescitur modus, quo id diabolusface.
- ret. Sicut nec ad omnipotentiam dirinam cemere contugi
- etidum elle, rectissime arbitratur ingeniolissimus ilatensium
- quidam Theologus, in Accor. TIalen (. ZOmOTIX. Observ. 14. P.
- 370 nil entrema urseatnecesitas, quia a que est impium, 3f.
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[D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Daemoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicae circa Daemonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos] D. Johannis-Caspari VVestphali, Academici Curiosi, Pathologia Dæmoniaca, id est Observationes & Meditationes Physiologico-Magico-Medicæ circa Dæmonomanias, similesquè Morbos Convulsivos â fascino ortos, ..., fol. 42. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1815015926:0058?run=74