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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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P 18. The Nature of the Comets, the Laos et
tbeir Motions, the Cause and Magnitude of their
atmolphere, and Tails, vith a Conjecture of
their use and desien,
D. T1E
S r9. A Demonstration ofthe Beauty, Wisdom
and Meliorier, of this our Planetary Sylrem,
D. 123
IBid. From the constant Proportion, betroeen the
Times of the Periodical Revolutions, of alt the
Celestial Bodies, and iheir midle Distances,
P. 125
Bid. From the same Principle, vic. that of Cra-
vicacion, and one Condition thereos, producine
the constant Morions of all the Celectial Bodies
D. 129
IBid. From ibe constant Proportion, betmeen the
Times and the Areas describ d, by a Ray from
the SuM,
D. 126
Bid. Fromthe Distances of the Planets from the
Sun, in respect os their Densities,
D. 127
DBid. From the Velocity of the PlanetS Morions, in
respect oftheir Distances from the Sun, D. T28
bid. From the pitchine upon that Proportion
rhich suits the mhole syctem best, in an infini-
ry of others, over or under, which mou d not
have fitted the whole Syctem so vell, P. 13=
Did. From their beine in a constant recular Pro-
portion in a setiled uniform Order, when they
micht have been irregular, uncertain and in-
constant, in alt their Affections,
D. 135
20. Some more particular Restections, upon ibe
Meliories of the Frame and Constitution of the
Celestial