Leibniz Legible

Machine transcription of the Leibniz Nachlass

Search the Nachlass

The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 82

Machine transcription. Not an edition. Errors are expected: about 8% character error rate on Latin and French lines, higher on German. Mean line confidence on this page: 0.92.

Original at the GWLB · Page image · Annotations (IIIF) · Download text

The machine reads it as

  1. 82
  2. Hnowledse or cho Artistische cause oF his work. God
  3. made all chinss by his word, Zohn. c. chac is by his misdom.
  4. Concernins cheinAuence ot che scars, P Wistr hehad ex-
  5. presled himselemore clearly; For as Ido willinsly franc.
  6. chac chole Hlcarenty Bodies do act uxon chele sublunary
  7. chinss, noc onely bycheir motion and lishe, buc alsoby an
  8. occule vertue, Wtich me callinAuence, as we see by arii.
  9. told experience inche Loadstone, and Shell. AM, (9c. 50
  10. it he incend, chac by chese instuences chey do naturally Or
  11. physically determine the Will, or hare any direct domini-
  12. on orerhumane Counsels, cicher in whole or in parc, ci
  13. Cher more or less, HC iS in AN CEFOUT. ConCernInR FhE CON.
  14. carenacion ot caules, Whereas hemakesnocone chain, Duc
  15. an innumerable number ofchains, (Phopehe speaks hyper-
  16. bolically, and doch noc incend chac cher are actualtus infi-
  17. nice,) ehe difference is noc material Whecher one or many,
  18. (0 lons a5 cher arc all jorned cogether, boch in che ArA
  19. tink, and likerise in the effect. lE serres tono end, bue
  20. eo hem Whaca Mhaddow ofliberer Z. FF. dochtancy, or
  21. racher whrac a dream ot aMhaddon. Asit onc chain vere
  22. noc lusticient co lond poorman, bur hemust be closged
  23. wich iunumerable chains. Thisis just such anocher freedom
  24. asthe Turkistr Calli- Pares do enjor. Buc l admire chac
  25. T. FI. Who is (0 versed inchis Ouection, Mould herecon.
  26. tels, thac heunderstands nocche disterence berween phys-
  27. cal, or nacural, and moral esticaer. And mucti more chat
  28. he hould aftirm, chac ourmard objects do decermine rolun-
  29. cary agenes by a natural efficaci. No object, no sccond A.
  30. Senc, angelor Derill, can decermine che WNill oF man nar
  31. curally, buc Cod alone, in respect ot his supreme dominio
  32. on over allchings. Thenche Willis derermined nacurally,
  33. When Cod almichey, behides his general induence, Wheres
  34. upon ail second causes do depend, a5 well For cheir beive
  35. 25 Forcheir actins, doch moreorer at Pomerimes, whenit
  36. pleases him in cales exeraordinary, concurre by a special
  37. induence, and infule Comechins ineo cheWill, in ehe nacure
  38. oF an act, or an habie, Wrhereby ehe Willis mored, and
  39. exciced, and applyed eo willor choolechis or chac. Then

Cite

The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 82. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0094?run=74