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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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IBid. Zhat the real Orcans, in animals are actu-
altus infinite in Number, and therefore the Pro-
duction of Animals, is above the Povers os
Mlechaniem,
D. 18
Hid. That in the Production of AnimalS, there
vas a Necessitu that all the parts, (liquid and
Solid.) of rhich they consist, Mou d have beent
form dat the same instant, and therefore the
Production of anialS, is above the Povers of
Mechanism,
P. 24
S TT. The (pontaneous Motions, of the Sen(
tive Kingdom, are above the Povers of Me
ChaniCm,
d.
27
Ibid. A Demonstration of the beins of somethins.
above Mechaniem in the BruLCS,
P. 28
S T2. The voluntary Motions, os Rational Creat
tures above the Porvers of Mechanisim, P. 29
Ibid. FTou the voluntary, and involuntary Mo-
tions of Animals are perform d, D. 30 C sC9.
d13. Ercedom and Liberts, inconsistent with
Mechani(m,
B D. 36
Ibid. Several Demonstrations, of ihe Freedom
and Liberes of Rational Creatures,
 D. 37
S T4. The Aristorelian Scheme, of the Origin of
the Dniverse,
P. 40
S25. That this Dniverse, cond not have been
from all Fternitr ot ic Celt, because it requires,
an Extrin(ick Principle for its present Subsi-
stence,
e es D. 42
d 16. That every thine in this Dniverse bas an
end, an use or Desien, tat every thine is ne-
cessary, for some other thine, whiel issian in-
fallibbe