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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 4, 8, fol. 81v

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One image of two folio pages side by side, registered by the library under both labels (also fol. 82r); this page is its left half.

The machine reads it as

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  2. scom ehiem, Mould not be susticient co ansiver che Parpotes
  3. ot Relision.
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  5. re are cerrain chac he cane be surpeir d by ans Lvent
  6. nor be at anr lots irhat he is eo do intien ic happens. Anc
  7. cherebr re sire him all che Perlection ire can, and alture
  8. oux Eclres thac e cannot deccire him.
  9. Alcer the lame manner e aleribe Predestination eo him.
  10. and conceire him as predererminine everr chine chat comes
  11. eo pats, Decause all his Worts are as Recdy and certain, 25
  12. il he had prederermin d chem atter the lame monner chac
  13. erise Men do cheirs.
  14. We turchee represent him as absolutelr trce, and alI tis
  15. Actions as arisina optu Crom hisels, mithout any other
  16. Contiderarion buc thac of his omn Will:; becapse we are
  17. Ture, che Oblisations e ore eo him are a5 erear as il He
  18. acted in ehiis wile. We are es much oblie d eo maonisy his
  19. Eree Merer and Farour 1o us, to humble our Minos belore
  20. him, and recurn our cribure of Gracirude co him, as it oux
  21. Salration incirels procceded trom his mere good Will and
  22. Elealure, wichout ans chins beine requir d on our part, in
  23. order 10 ic.
  24. 5. XIX. Let me in the Fourth Place oblerve, chat de We
  25. transter che Actions ot our omn Mincs, oux Povers and Vir.
  26. tues, by Analoer 10 60d, and speak ot him as il he had
  27. thelike; (0 e proceed che lame iray in the Reprelentations
  28. ne make 1o one another ot che Actions ol our omn Mlinds,
  29. and alcribe che Porvers and Faculcies of Bodies eo che Trans
  30. actions chac pass in chem. Thuseo Wcioh chines, 1o Pene.
  31. trate, 1o ReRect, are prover Actions ot Bodies, irhich me
  32. transter 1o our Undersandines, and commonly Cay, chac the
  33. Mind Wreiehs ox Denetrates chines, thac ic rehlects on ic Pelt,
  34. oc Actions; ehus, to embrace or Reiea 1o Retain or let
  35. Slip, are corporeal Pertormances, and vet e alcribe che
  36. ErH 1o che Will, and che las eo che MemOrY. And ic is
  37. manifest, chac this does noc cause ans Consution in our No.
  38. cions: chonone will denr, bue chere is a vast difterence Be-
  39. eircen reistiins a piece ol Mons in a Scale, and contiderine
  40. a thine in our Minds; Decreen one BodyS palline chrouph
  41. another, whicb is proveris penerratins, and ihe Under-
  42. candinss obtainins a clear Nocion ol a thine hard to bc
  43. comprehended. And lo in all che rest, there is indeed a RC-
  44. semblance and Analoey Betreen them, irhich mates es sive
  45. ehe lame Names 10 cach: BuE t0 compare them in aIl Par-
  46. ticulars,

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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 4, 8, fol. 81v. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068331:0162?run=74