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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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every Body turnine about its Axe, and
at the Came time describine a Rioht Oe
Curve Linc, must ot necellier retain ies
Axe parallel to it (elF, il nothins else di-
Cturle ic: Tupiter likerile, Mars and Ve
nus, ard our Moon, do allo turn round
their Axes, trom Westto Past, and vould
retain this Parallelism, it nox disturb d by
Foreien Violence. The Satellits of Tupi-
ter and Saturn do likcerise curm round
their Axes, as is erident trom hence, chat
ther, like our Moon, curn constanely the
the Came Face or Disk torvard theie pri
mary Planets; and ic is noc improbable,
thac che others in wrhrich re have noc had
the Occasion of obserring the like, may
allo tum ronnd their Axes; that in a RC.
volution about the sun, ther maz in all
their Pares ofener than once enjor his
Lieht andFleat; For ic is From chis Rota
tion ot our Parth uxon is Axis, that we
hare the Picissindes oF Vay and Nigh,
arid From the Parallelism ot che Axis to
itselF, in the Karchs Rerolution aboue che
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Sum.
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