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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
# Folio 220, page id 1030877386:0220
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(220)
prilon, buc hechireatens me wich hell. (f) Secondly, he erres
in his superstruction allo. Thereis a sreac difference, a5 to chis
cale oF justityins, or noc jultitvins an action berween torce
and Fear, and ocher pastions; Force doch noc only lessen che
An, buc caties it quite aras, Del. F. 2.2. 26. Hle who Forced a bc-
croched DamseII as eo die; but untorhe Dam(et (Paith he)
tho Balt do nothins, there is in her nn faule morthy of death. Ta-
mars beauIy, Or Ammons lore did noc render him innocene, DuE
ommons Force rendred Famar innocent. Buc Fearis nOE(O
preralent as Force. Indeed if Fear be creac, and justiy srounded,
such as may Fail upon a constane man, choushr ic do noc dispense
Wich chetranssression ofche nesatire Preceprs oF Cod orNa-
ture, becaule chey bind eo allrimes, vec ic dimministrechrche
oftence, eren asainst chera, and pleadesfor pardon. Bucic
dispensech in many cales wich checransrection otche posicire
LaW, eicher Dirine or humane; becaule ic is vor p: Obable, chaE
Ciod orcheLar, wousa obliseman co che obserration oFall
Policire Precepes, Wich so freac dammasse as cHte lose OFhis lite.
Theomistion oE Circumcilion Was no C.a, ehiiE ch.Isralites
vere cravellins chroush ehe wildernels. B) 2. FI lIS Per-
mistion. (5) I wiil propose a cale cohim. A Cieneleman
sends his serrant wich mons co bur his dinner, Pome Rustians
meet him by chewas, and cake ic tromhim by force, The ser-
vant eryed Forhelp, and did whac he could eo detend himselt,
buc all vould noc serre. Theserrancisinnocent, it he vere to
Becried betore a Courr oF Areopasites. Or supposethe RuF-
fians did noc cake ic trom him by Force, buc drew cheir suords
and chreatnedto kill him, excepe he delirered ic him selE, no vise
man will conceire, chac it as cichier the Masters intention, or
che serranes duey, co hazard his lite, or limbs, for lavins ot
Fuch a cristins sum. Buc on che ocher (ide suppole chis lerrane.
Pastins by lome Cabaret, or Pennis- court, where his C amerads
ere drintins or plavins, Mould Cay wich chem, and drink or
play aray his mons, and afcermards plead a5 T. FI. dorh
here, thar he was overcome by che meer Arensch ofcempta-
tion, Terom, neicher T. FI. nor any man else vould admie ot
ehis excuse, buc punih him Foric, becaule, neicher washene.
cellicaced by checempration, and Whac Arensch ic had Was ly