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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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d1O. That the Areument for the Existence of a
Deits, from the Wisdom and Meliorits of the
Creation, is that which produces the noblest Ff
fects on the Minds of Men
D. 94
D TT. A eeneral Viem of the Works of Creation
and a Representation of the nhole Syltem of
thines, semins hor the Celectial Bodies are
rans d. throneh the universal Space,
D. 95
SL2. The Numbers, that represent the Periods.
Diameters, Vistances, Gravities and Quanti-
ties of Matter, in those ofthe Celeltial Bodies,
hich have afforded Means for determinine the
same; from the most accurate Observations,
P. 98 _ (C9.
D13. A Restection on the Beauty, Order and
Simplicier, of this neat and compait Syctera of
thines.
D. 102
r4. The Nature of the Sun, the Rance and Or-
der. Vicissindes of Seasons, the Distances and
the Motions of the Celestial Bodies in our Pla-
necary Sectem,
D. 103
d15. The AnalOSy, and Resemblance of ihe Pla-
NCES, t0 our Farth, and of their Sacellits to
our Moon demonstrated, oith their ses, the
end of their Creation, their Periods and Moti-
ons.
P. 208
16. The Motions, and Trrecularities of the
MoOn, arisine from the Actions ofthe sun and
Eatct,
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