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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 149

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  2. Lnor
  3. Teni
  4. lifferenr
  5. ose iba
  6. ards A1
  7. Itm
  8. havet
  9. hod ples
  10. te acti
  11. 6) mec
  12. faneies
  13. all. ACt
  14. sccino
  15. ae vere
  16. eve
  17. Genera
  18. i
  19. 1
  20. lolophet
  21. 1118
  22. DBHI Mil
  23. si
  24. 1
  25. their morsells, as well as Settinc. dogs, Coy. ductes and Par
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  27. them bot the Madom or relemblance of remards or punist
  28. mentsd
  29. e When bruce creatures do learn any sueh qualiries, ic is nOE
  30. ouc of judgemene or deliberation or discomle, by interrins
  31. or concludine one chins from another, Which chey are nOE
  32. capable ot, neicher are ches able ro conceire a realon oF Whae
  33. cher do, _c. bat chey remember chac when chey did afcer
  34. onemanner, ther vere bearen; and when chey did atter a-
  35. nocher manner, cher vere cheristred; and accordinsly cher
  36. apply chemlelres.
  37. TFthe Bilhop had considered the cocitations of his ovn mind.
  38. not thennhenhe disputeth, but then when he follomed ihose
  39. bossineses which hecallethiristes, beoculd have found them
  40. the very same nhich he here mentioneth, savine instead of
  41. beacine, (because heis exempt from that) he is to put in
  42. dammase. For setrine assde the discourse of the tonene, in
  43. mords of ceneral fenification, the Idea sof our minds are the
  44. same withthose of other livine ercatures, created from Visi-
  45. ble, Audible, andother sensible objectsto the eres and other
  46. Orsans of sence, astheirsare. For asthe objects of sense
  47. are all individual, tharis sincular. So are all thefancies pro-
  48. cecdine fromtheir operations; andmenreason not but in
  49. mords of universal sienificarion urtered, or tacire ly thoneht on
  50. But perhaps hethinhethremembrance of mords to bethe Lde-
  51. as osthose thines which the mords sienifie; and that all fan-
  52. ciesare not effected by the operation of Objects apon the Or-
  53. sans ofour senses. But to rectisie himin those points is erea-
  54. ter labeur (ante(she had better principles) than L am mil
  55. line or have at this time leasure tonndereo.
  56. Lastly; wbereas hesares, il their Indiridual actions vere
  57. ablolurely necettarr, Fear or Hope could noc alcer them.
  58. Tharstrue. For it is Fear and Flope tbat mahesthemneces-
  59. Carisys rrhat they are.

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 149. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0161?run=74