The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 192
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- Which the B.sop hath inclination to male an ansiver, as appea
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- end of this number, hath been ureed ant an vered alreadus
- diverstimes; Ltherefore passe it over.
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- ons, whichches Ase unco for retuse. Firtt, cher distinsum
- becireen Scoical necessity and Christ an necettiy, becween
- Wrhich cher make a chreetold d Aerence.
- First, Cay chey, cheScoieks did subject Fupicer e0 destiny, buc
- buc me subject destinv eo Cod; Tansiver, chiac the Stoical and
- Christian destins areone. and chelame, fatum quasi effarum
- fovis. Dear Seneca. Destiny is the necessiry ot allthines, and
- actions, dependine upon the disposirion of fupiter, 55c. I. add
- thac che stoicks setc a creater liberey to Fupiter over destins,
- chanchele Sroicall Chrictians doco Crod over his decrees, ei
- cher For ehe beginninss oFchines as Furipides, or Cor che pro.
- sxels oFthem as Chrysippus, or ac leas ofche circumstances ot
- cime and place, as all of chem generally, S0V irsit. Sed tra-
- bere es moras ducere, 5c. 30Osrris in Apuleius, promiseth
- him eo prolons hislite Dltra faco constitura tempora, berond
- cherimes ser donn by che deltimes.
- NexE, chey Cay, chac che Scoicks did hold an erernail Aux and
- necestary connexion ot caules, bue cher beliere char 610d
- dochact, praeter es contra naturam, besides and asainst na-
- cure. Lanliver, chac ic is noc muchmaterial, Whether ches aF
- rribure necelsiey co Cod, Or to che SFaErS, Orto a connexion
- OFcauses, (0 ascher establim necestier. The former realons
- donoc only condemnthe ground or foundation ot neceser,
- buc much more necestier ic selFupon whac sround soerer. Fi-
- Cher chey must run inco chis absurdiey, chac che effectis de-
- cermined, che cause remarins underermined, or els hold
- suck a necellarus convenion os causes, as che Scoichs did.
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 192. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0192?run=74