Dissertatio physica de mente humana ... / respondens Christianus Jacobus Thryllitius.

  • Thryllitzsch, Christian Jakob.
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[1702]
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Credit: Dissertatio physica de mente humana ... / respondens Christianus Jacobus Thryllitius. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    .^ n(m _ fiint,evolverepdtcrlt Mich. Schafer, de orig. ahimr Sptrllng, Tfaciat* de Orig. Fprm. de Traduce, /Ww Amiparafceve pro Trad. Joh. Entfm^ tHomagr, Sand(!t,Tti^, dt Orlg, ahim. J, CnDurrium dcpropag. (irnthiZeifMiTtii^imm, Tradux noft Tradux, itera de anima, ejusqttepreduSiione SiLc. ChemmtH Tom.T. Loco de Peccato Originis ,c. 4« Haffenreff, Lor» Theol. Lib, 3: p. rtj. 23d. Jaechxum Lib. 9. Phyf. c. j. 6cc. ‘ {k) Pfalm.5r.V.7. §. XXV. Progrifdihauf jara ad pervolutiohefti Subftantise & Naturae Mentis, a’tq\^c pripiiutn qntdcrn fenteridatf}* arfri quorum Philofophorum fifti- rtius, inter quoi itientera, flvc anirarfrti nrhihMmnosiiifi fjomen inane dixit lyicaarchiU] (/) quem tamen utatque contra ipfosract fenfus latra¬ re aufum , raifluni facimus, Zeno autem Stoicus animam putavit elTc ignem: TythagoraieandeniH ^rii ramentis conflatam,ttaruerc: Empedocles vero ex omnibui cIcrnentiiHIam conftareiehtrt, cui lentcntiae calculum adjecit fii Timaeo: (m) A(i Heraelitns vaporem animam confiitucrc afferuit, (») (l) Cicero Tufc.qXib.i. {m)Idem \hi}i,L\h.^, (»)Confcr./^r/y? Lib.l,cap.J. §. XXV/. Sed quemadmodum vox in ore Authorum allegato- rurti frequens eft , ita procul dubio hae illorum opiniones animam concer» nunt animalcrn,h. c. catti, qua vivimus, quaque(entiraus, id quod ex Ariflcltcieprobatur, quiphilofophando dennente, eam^/mv^w dicit O*ab de anima autem di/rercns,materialitarem ipfi tribuit, {p) Alii mentem homini datam ejje ex fem^iternis illis ignibus, qua fidem fieUa» que vocantur,, exiflirtravet^, (^) Quae oRinia,fi deanima vegetante.intellexe¬ re i abfurda non furit ^ fi vero de’ niente intellcdtuaJi eadem tradidere > gra¬ viter lane in rei veritatefn tmpegeronf. (r) Supra§ 3. (/i^fopra § to,n. (q)Cicero de Somn, p.m.129. XXVIL Rcdifns alii docuere, animam [fi mentis notionem induat] cfTeccelcftcmjCxalrilfimo domicilio deprefiTam: (r) Xenocrates vero ani¬ mam appellando mentem fine corpore uilo, rem fere acu tetigit, (/) imo Euripedesnon dubitavit animum Deum dfcere,(t) Aft Seneca Mentisfubftan- tiara non ex terreno & gravi concreatam elTe corpore j fed ex coelcfti illo fpi- ritu defccndifle, [u) jam vero etiam parterri mentis divinx efle, ait, (x) Atqj ita & gentiles, fola natura docente, invenerunt, mentem fublimiorem agno- fcere originem & rubflantiam,quam cadt/cam fragilemquc materiam. Quip- pcfublimius philofophandDi^/>&^^(?r4^,.non dubitavit praecipere, animum ejfe Deum,per naturam rerum omnem intentum ^ commeantem,,ex quo animi nofiricarpantur, (y') Haec vero de Antiquis. (r) Cicera de Senc^l:. ( /) Idem quaeft. Acad. ( /) Idem ibid. p* m, 44. («s?) 0 3 Confb-