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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 43

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  1. ila
  2. do nei
  3. DMB
  4. violen
  5. ather l
  6. bec
  7. nradiu
  8. GelS, l
  9. libere
  10. VeM 1
  11. nanA e
  12. 1
  13. candii
  14. liberi
  15. exvitu
  16. inevita
  17. lefine li-
  18. hemore
  19. deans lin
  20. uch a li
  21. At Pros
  22. Sucha l
  23. cother
  24. ls a liber
  25. simpl1. B
  26. pectieri
  27. iet beca
  28. todo _
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  31. rithihe Parson of excreise oncly, specification also contradicti
  32. on, contraricer, but also wich precendine distinction here none
  33. is; for hou is it possible for the liberry of doine or not doine this or
  34. that g00d or evill, eo consist (as he sayes it doth in God and An-
  35. sels) mithont a liberry of doins or rot doins 500d or evill.
  36. D
  37. Tis a rule in are, thaemords wtich are homonymous, ot
  38. Lrarious and ambisuons sisnificacions, oushe erer in ehe
  39. Frstplace co be distinguited. Nomen delishe in consuled
  40. Beneralicies, buc cictier Sophisters or Bunglers. Pir dolosus
  41. versatur in generalibus, deceietul men do noc lore ro descend
  42. eo particulars; and wten bad Archers Mooc, che PaFest
  43. asisco runcoche marke. Liberer islomerimes oppoled
  44. corhe Plarery ot sin and ricious habies, 25 ROM. 6, 22.
  45. Nombeine made frec from sin. Somecimes to milery and op-
  46. prestion, Tlay 58. 6. 70 let the oppressed 5o free. Somerimes
  47. coserritude, 25 Lerit. 25. 20. In the rear of Tubilce re sall
  48. proclaim liberey thronebont the land. Somecimes eo riolence,
  49. 25 Ptal. 105, 20. The prince of his people let him 50free. XeC
  50. noneoFallchele are cheliberes non in quection, bue a liber-
  51. cytrom necessier, chacis a decermination eo one, or rather
  52. Fromnocesticarion, thac is a necessier imposed by anocher.
  53. or un extrinsecal decermination. These distinctions, do
  54. rircually imply a descripeion ot erue liberey, Wtrich comes
  55. necrercheessence oFie, ehan V. FI. hisrorins definicion, a5
  56. we strall sec in due place. Andchoush he Pay chache under-
  57. stands never tho more nhat I mean by liberty, vecicis plain by
  58. his omningenuous confestion, bochehac he doch understand
  59. ic, and thacchisis therery Oucltion where che wacer sicks
  60. berwecnus, whecher chere be such a liberey Frec From all ne-
  61. celliration and exerinsecal derermination t0 onc. Which
  62. beins buc chestatins oscho Ouection, he callsic amissthe
  63. takins ofthe Duestion. Ic were too much weakness eo begchis
  64. Oueltion, Which is lo copious and demonstrable. b IEis
  65. Aranse eo sec with wtrat considence non adapes parcicular
  66. men liestic allthe schoolmen, and Philolophers, and Clal-
  67. sick Auchors oFformer asses, as il cher vere nor morchyto
  68. unloole

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 43. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0055?run=74