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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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persy said eo be compelled, are voluntary. Sccondly, AatSOF
oEcerrour, AC. ) This is nochins buc Tohu and Bohu.
4. D.
HIE restare umbrases quiekly dispelleds ArHt, che AArO. NuM 2 1.
loger Reps up, and subjects Liberey eo chemorions ot
Hlearen, to the aspects and ascensions OF thC STaERS,
Plus etenim fati valet bora benieni.
Duam si nos l’eneris commendet P. pistola Marti.
IHand noc much upon them Wrhro cannoe sec che fithes svim-
mins besides chem in che rivers, vec beliere cher secchose
Which arc in Hlcaren. Who pcomile sreac crealures to ochers,
and bess a groat For chemselves. The Scarrs ac the most do
bur incline, ches cannor necesitate.
Secondly, the Physician subjects liberry corhe complexion
and cemperature ofthe bod. Bur vec chis comes nochome
E0 a necestiey. Socrates, and many ochers by atiduous care
hare corrected ihe pernicious propensions, which Romed from
ThEIY TEPETATUTeS.
T. H.
N the rest of his discourse he reckonethup the opinions of cer-
arain professions of men, touchine the causes, wherein the necessi-
yofthines, whichchermaintain, consisterb. And first he saith.
the Astrolocer deriveth his necessiey from the Scarrs. Secondly,
that the Physician actributerh it to thetemper of the body. For my
part. Lam not oftheir opinion. becanse neither the Srarrs alone
nor the temperarure of the Parient alone is able ro produce any
effect mithont the concurrenceos all other Acents. For, there is
haraly any one action, hon casnal soever it scem, ro the cansine
Whereof concur not whatsoever is in rerum nacura. Wrhich becanse
it is a great Paradox, and depends on many ansecedent speculair
ons Ldo not pressinthis place.
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viaem eede icere rel t eel  acba d
specious prerences aprinst liberey, l’he ero tirltvere et
che Attroloser and chePhysician. Thie one subjectins liberey
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