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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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S 2O. That the Celestial Bodies, do not move oF
themcelres, in their Orbits,
ibid.
DTT. That neither Motion nor Rest, I. c. that
neither of these particularly, is essential s0
Matier.
 12. That the Instuence of an omnipotent Por-
er, is the onty Cause of the Preservation of a
Body movins, in ils Motion,
d13. The Necessity of a Vaeuum demonstrated,
ST4. The Second LaW of Nature, with its De-
monstration
25. The Impossibility of a Perpetual Motion,
demonstrated.
D. 18e 19
516. The Third LaW of Nature, vith ils De-
monstration,
D. 20∞ 21
d17. The Course of a Body impell d at the same
time, by tuo different Forces, when their Dire-
ctions makie an Ansle, vithone another, D. 22
d18. The Method of compoundins, and relol.
vins Motions,
24
IBid. The Proportion of an Oblique, to a PerDen
dicular Stroak. or impulse,
DBid. The Proportions of Three Forces, dramine
in Three different Directions a Body in Aequili-
brio
P. 26
bid. A Rule to distinguiss Mechanisim from what
25 not s0.
d. X9. That a Body cannot move in an Orbit per-
petually, from one sincle impulse,
1 eD. 28
20. That there can be no perpetuat Morio,
arisit