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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 35

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  3. nate.
  4. AIge
  5. 101.
  6. CarI
  7. cestir
  8. Aie
  9. lat
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  35. Animidrertions upon his Reply
  36. Numb. II I.
  37. tus much l Wrill mrincaine, chac chac is no erve neccl
  38. LGey, wtich he callech Necesieys noc chac Liberes,
  39. Wrhich he callech Liberer; nor chac che Gietion, Wvhich te
  40. matres the rection, es c. For che cleariie Whercot, it De-
  41. hoorech us eo hnon che diff. rence becwcen thele chree, Ne-
  42. cessiti Spontaneity, and Liberty.
  43. did expect, that for thelenomine of the difference betmeen
  44. Decessier, Spontaneier, and Liberey, he mould have set donn
  45. their Definitions. For withont these, their difference cannot
  46. possiblyappear; for hom cana man lenom ho thinesdiffer, imo
  47. untess he first hnom hat cheyare: Which he offers not tosem.
  48. Flerels us that Necethey, and Sponcaneier may mcet tosecher,
  49. and Sponcaneier, and Liberey; but Necestier and Liberty ne-
  50. ver; and many orher thines impertinent rothe purpose. For
  51. hich (because ofthe leneth) Lrefer the Reader to the Place.
  52. Tnote oneiythis, that Sponcaneies is a mord not used in com
  53. mon Fnelist; andthey thac understand Latine, lnom it means
  54. nomore, than Apperite, or Will, and is not found but in liv- etae s
  55. ins Creatures. And sesing he saich that Neceter and Spon-
  56. caneicy may standrocether. Lmay say also, that HeceMey and
  57. Nill, may stand tocether; and ehen is not the Wil Free (as
  58. hevouldhave it; from Necessitarion. There are many other
  59. thines in thar whicb follometh, which Thad rather thc Reader
  60. vould consider in his omn mords, to hich l referrebim, than
  61. that Bould eivehim ereater tronble in recirine them acain.
  62. For Ldonet fear it wil bethoncht too hot for myfincers, t0 shem
  63. ehe vanitr of such mords as these, incellectual appecire, Con-
  64. Formicy ofche appecire ro che object, Racional will, Flectire
  65. porver otche Racional will; nor under stand Lhom Rea (ON CAN
  66. betherootof erne Liberty, if the Bitox (as he saith inthe
  67. becinnine) had the liberty to rrite this discourse. Tunder-
  68. Aand hom objects, and the Conveniences and the Inconvenien-
  69. cesof them may berepresente dtoa man, by the help of hissences;
  70. ere dicitut

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 35. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0047?run=74