The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 224
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- selves. and conla speat one ro another, Theretore he Paith.
- (0) Thermho invented this tearm of Actus Imperatus, under-
- Aood not any thine ihat it sienisied. N0, Whiy nOt: Ie scemech
- come cher understood ic becter chan those itio excepe asainst
- it. They enew, there are mentan rearms; Wtrich are onely con-
- ceired in the mind, a5 well a5 vocal cearms, Which are expressed
- vrith checonsue. Ther knew that horloerer a Superiour do
- incimate a direction eo his inferiour, ic is Aill a command.
- Targuin commanded his son, by onely Arikins oHthe tops ot
- etie Poppies, and was by him boch understood and obered.
- Thovon chere beno Formal Common-mealtis or family cieher
- inchebodu, or in che soul ofman, vec chere is a subordina-
- rioninthe body ofche inseriour members coche head; chere
- is a subordination in ehe Coul oFche inferiour Faculcies co the ra-
- tional will. Far beic from a reasonable man, (o Far eo distro.
- nour his omn nature, as to equal fancy wich understandins, or
- the sensicire appecice wich chereasonable will. A pover ot
- command chere is without all quection, chouphthere belome
- doube in whiac Faculey ehis command doch principally reside,
- Wohecher in the will or inche understandins. Therrue resolu
- cion is, chaeche directire command for counsel is in the under-
- standins; And ehe applicatire command, or empire, For puc-
- eins in execution ot whacis directed, is in ehe will. Thelame
- ansiver serres for his second impropriety, abouc the mord Fli-
- cice. For, Paiet he, as it is absurdly said, that ro dance, is an act
- altured, or dravenby fair means ont of the ability to dance; So it
- is absurdly said, that to will orchoose, is an act dramn ont of the
- porver to will. Hlis objection is vet more improper chan cheir
- exprection. The art of dancins rather resembles che under-
- standing, chanchewill. Thac dramins, hichche Schoolsin-
- rend, is clcer oFanocher nature From chat tich he conceires;
- Byeliciration, he understands, a perswadins ox encicins wich
- Ratcerins Words, or sveet allurins infinuarions, eo choose chis
- Or thac. BuC chaC eliciration Which che Schools incend, is a dedu-
- cinz oFche porer ofche willinco act; chac dramine, which chey
- mention, is. incerly from the apperibiliey ofthe obiect, or oF ctie
- end; a5 d man drans a Child ascer him rich chesiphe oF 2 Fair
- Apele, or a Shephcard dranstis Mcep atcer him wich che BGHC
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 224. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0224?run=74