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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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their lons Frains, upon the Planets, they
come nioh; and il ihat is commonty laid
oF em by Astrolocers betrue, they Celdom
visE us richone Fome such direful Salu-
cacion. FlOverer, From them We may
learn thac ctie Divine Venceance, may find
a Peat For the punistimene oF his Dilobe-
diene Creatures, without beins puc cothe
expense ot a ne Creation.
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