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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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ene ontents.
83. A Description of Enice and infinice, and a
Mark rberebus to distinenist the one froim the
other
8 4. That tbereby trvo Kinds of Intinites, one re-
latire, the other ablolute, and that Anite is a
midle proportional, between intinitely many such
sinites and an intinicels smali part of. that
Finite,
P. 6
SS. That Numbers are the most distinet Pictures
and Representations of Quantities, with the
manner of the Creneration of small or great
Numbers from one civn, and from thence a
faint Representation of the manner os the Cene-
ration of an intinite Number, which consests in
a perpetnated Addition or Substraction, p. 8
86. That Intinitene(s implies no Contradiction.
in its Import or Signification,
P. 9
87. That the Extention of the 2niverse is
infinite, or that the universat Spaceis Bonnaless,
D. IF
bid. That Duration must havebecx for ever, and
must befor ever,
D. 13
BBid. That Ouanciey is infinitely divisible, P. 25
PThat Finitenels and Intinitenels in themselves
barely oithout an Adjunet, are incompleat Ideas,
and roith an Adiunet imply nothine but the De-
srees of the Properties ofthings, p: 16
IBid. That there is no absurdity, in supposine some
ecreated Beines endon d roith some Properties
intivite in their Degrees, provided these Pro-
perties benot such; as necessarily imply others that
destroy the Nature of a Creature,
D. 10
9.