The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 66
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- deliberarion. AI ehis proceeds trom che lensicire passion
- ottcar, hichis a percurbarion aritins tromthe expectari-
- on otsome imminene eril. Buc he urgech, Whac elledoch
- man chac deliberacech. Tesrery much. TheHlorie Fcarech
- Tome ourmard object, buc deliberacion is a comparins ot
- several means conducins eo ehe lame end. Fear is com-
- mouly ot one, deliberation oE more chan onc; fcaris ot
- etiole chinos which are noc in our pover, deliberation ot
- chiose chinss irhichare in our pover; cear arilech many
- simes oucofnatural ancipathies, buc in chele dilconreniences
- oF nature, deliberarion hach no place ac all. In a Word,
- Ecar is an eneray co deliberacion, andbetraz ech the succours
- oFche Soul. IEche Horse did deliberace, hehould con-
- ulewichreason, whether ic vere more expediene For him
- 050 chac may or not; He vouldreprelene eo himselt, all
- ehe dansers boch of soins, and cagins, and compare chie
- one wich cheocher, and elect chac hichis less evil: He
- Miould consider Whecher ic vere noc beccer co endure a licele
- hazard, chanunsracetully and diltionealy eo Fail in his du-
- eycomardstis Master, who did brcedhim, and doch. Fced
- tim. ThischeHlorse dochnoc;. Neichec is ic postible for
- him codoic. Sccondly, lor Children. F. FI. Consessech
- chac cher may be (o vouns, chaccher do noc deliberare ac
- alI; Afcermards aschey accein eo cheule ot realon by de-
- prees, lo by depcces chey becometree Asens. Then chey
- do deliberace, betore chey do noc deliberace. The rod
- may be ameanscomakechem ule cheir realon, wlenchez
- hare porerro exercile ic, buc cherod cannoc produceche
- pover betore cher have ic. Thirdly, For Fools and
- mad Mens Ic isnocro beunderttood of such mad Men a5
- have cheir lacida intervalla, Who arc mad. and disereec by
- Aces; Whien chey hare cheuse of reason, chey are no mad
- Men, buc may deliberare as wellas ochers; Nor yet ofluch
- Foolsas are onty compararire Fools, chacis, lelswise than
- Octiers. Such may deliberare, chousti noc loclcarly, nor
- I0 judiciousy 25 ochers; bur of mcer madMen, and meer
- nacural F0ols, co lay chae chey, who hare noccheuse ot
- realon.
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 66. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0078?run=74