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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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exion be-
chereot,
Noment,
he Beins
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must ne-
instanee,
produce 2
any Onc
destroyet
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ta
byche Opposicion of un equal Bods, im-
Pella with a Force equal eo thac Part oF
chemotire Force re irou d deltror, bue
ich a contrary Direction) therest ofthe
Mocion remainins unaltered; theretore
the several Pares oF any imprels d Mocion
have no necessary Dependence upon one
another, since onc can be destroyed with.
oue che rest; and consequently the Per.
leveration oF a Body in Mation, doesnoi
depend upon che Nature dE Body, noc
uxon che Nature oF Motion, buc rpon
Tome Principle extrinsick ta both, viz.
chac Arst Law oF Nacure (Prelerib d by
the Auchor thereOF) Wrhereby Bodies a5
much as in them is, perlerere in that
state oF Motion or rest they are put in,
intels Forced to change the Pame By lome
foreien impress d Violence. Morcover.
Mocion may beconsidered, a5 che Trans-
lation of a Body From one place into a-
nocher. No chere is no imaginable eon.
rexion becween a Bodies being in this
placenon, and in anocher hereaster; and
cheretore ithe Persereration lot a Body