A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 103
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- the Doctrine of the Trinier.
- vided Persons: I chink the terms numeri-
- cal Substance, not very proper in chis cale;
- and I had rather ule ehe Language of the
- Farhers, than oF thc Schools; and lorve
- OF the most judicious and learnec Pacters
- Would not allow che terms ot one numeri-
- cal Substance eo De applied 10 che divine
- Fssence. For cheir Notion WaS, ThaL
- Number vas ontr prover for compound
- Beings, but God beins a pure and simple
- Beins nas one by Nature and not by Num-
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- ved) because he is not componnded, nor 141.
- hath any besides himselt eo be recliond
- wich him. But Decause chore are disse-
- rene sypostases, theretore they allovd
- the ulc oF Number abouEthem, and FO WC
- may Cay the HTypOstaleS Or PertONS arC
- numerically different; buE we cannOt lay
- that che Fssence is one Numerically. BUE
- Why mult they consound the Persons, is
- there be but one Fssence: Tle relative
- Properties cannor becontounded. Por The
- t’actier cannot be the son, nor tha Sontho
- Facher; and on chele the ditterence ot
- Persons is Founded. Por, rliere can be
- no dicterence, as to eltential Proverries,
- and cheretore all the difterence, or re-
- cher distinction must bo trom chole FHaE
- arc Relatire. A Person oE it lelF imporis
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 103. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0175?run=74