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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
# Folio 207, page id 1030877386:0207
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tiis temperamene adpondus, and ad justitiam, his pares Hlomo-
Geneous and Hlecerogeneons, his Sympachies and Ancipachies,
his AnciperictasIS, eec 5 Must ehie AArologer and ehe Ceogra-
pher leare cheir apocaum and Pericaum, cheir Arctick and
Ancarctick Poles, their eEquacor; Zodiack, Zenich, Meridi-
an FTorilon. ZOnes. _c3 Must che Machematician, ehe Meca-
plrcicion, and che Dirine, relinquist all cheir cearmS OF ArE,
and proper idocisines, becouse cher donoc rellist wich Z. FI.
his palace? Duc he Will Pay, chey are obscure exprestionss
Vhac marrel is ic, Wlien che chines chemselres are more ob-
scure? Let him puc chem into as plain Fn slistr as he can, and
chey Chall be never a whrie chebeccer underHtood by those ulio
anc all scounds ot learnins. Nochins is clearer etian Mta-
Clemacical demonstration, vet lec one wtiois altosecher issno-
rane in Machemacieks hearic, and he will hold ic eo be 25T. FI.
cearms chese distinctions, plain Fustian or Tarson. Lvery
Arc or Profestion hach ies proper mysteries and exprestions,
Which are Well knownto chesonsofArr, noc (ocottrangers
Lec him consule ich Milicary men, wich Physicions, wict
Navisacors, and he Mail Aind chis erue by experience. L. ec
tim 5o on Chipboard, and che Mariners Will noc leave cheie
Scerbord and Larbord, because cher please nochim, or be-
cause heacconnes ic Gibristr. No, no, ic is noc cheSchoole-
Dirines, buc Innorators and sedicious Oracors, Who are che
true causes oF che presene troubles of FuroDe. (i) T. TI. hach
Forsorren whache said in his book, De Cive cap. 12. Thac ic
is a sedicious opinion to reach, thac theknomledse ot sood and
eriil belones eoprirace persons. And cap. 17. thac in que-
sions oF Faich che Cirill Masistrates ouxhEtO consule mith the
Ecclesiasticall Doctors, to Whom Cods blessine is derived by impo-
sirion ofhands, so as not to be deceived in necessary truths, to mhom
our Saviour hath pronised infallibility. Thele are che very men
Whom he craduceth here. There he afcribes infallibilitv eo
them, here he acculech them oF grols supersticious isnorance.
There he accribuces too much cothem, here he accribures to0
lirele. Boch chere and here he cates too muchupon him. ThC
Spirirs of the Prophets are subject to the Prophets, LC OF. 14. 32
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