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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 303

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  1. (3037
  2. or by this word Body, as When chey Cay, chere is nobody in
  3. chaeroom, chey incend nocco exclude che aire, cicher ouc ot
  4. the ressel, or ouc oftheroom. Tecreason tellsus, chacche
  5. vesel is noc truly empey, and chac the aire is a rrue body. I
  6. mistur sire an hundred such like instances. Ile, Wtro leares rhe
  7. conduet oF his understandins co follon rulsar nocions, Mall
  8. plunse himselF inco e chouland erreurs, like him who leaves a
  9. cerrain suide eo follou an i nis farnus, or a Wils wichche
  10. wispe. S0 his proposicion is Falle. (b) Hisrealon. That
  11. matter of fact is not veritis d by other mens Arcuments, buc by
  12. evcry mans oun sense andmemory. is likemile maimed on boch
  13. sides, Whecher ve hierr fuch words, or noc, is macrer ot tact,
  14. and sense is the proper iudse ofic. Buc Whac chese words do, Or
  15. oushre eruely co signitie, is noc eo be indged by sense butbu
  16. reason. Seconds, reason may, and doch otcencimes correct
  17. sense, eren aboucies proper object. Sense rells usthac che sun
  18. is no bisser chan a g0od BaII, buc reason demonstraces, chac ie
  19. is manr cimes greacer chanthe whole Clobe oFche earch. A5
  20. cohis instance. Ilom can it be proved, that to love a thine, and to
  21. thinte it 500d is al one to a man that doch not marte his ovon meanine
  22. by these mords, Icontels, it cannoc be proved, Foricis nOETrUE.
  23. Beauey and likeness, and lore do conciliate lore as much as
  24. Foodnels, Cosamoris amor. Zove is a pastion ot the will, buE
  25. cojudse oF coodness is an act ot the understandins. A Facher
  26. mas lore an unsracious Child, and vec noc elteem him 5o0d.
  27. A man lores tis omn houle beccer chan anocher mans, vec he
  28. cannoc buc elteem manr ochers beccer chan his omn. His ocher
  29. instance. Flor can ic be proved thar eternity is not nunc laric, 10 a
  30. manthat says chese mords by custome, and never considers hou he
  31. can conceive the thine it self in his minde, is jult like cheformer,
  32. nocto beprored by reason, buc by Fancy, Which is the way he
  33. caties. And ic isnoc unlikethe connsel, which onc gareto a
  34. Novice aboutehe choise oFhis mite, to advice wich che BClS, 25
  35. hetancied (o chey Connded, cicher cake her, or leare her.
  36. (6) Thenfor his assumprion ic is as defectire ashis propo-
  37. Sition, Thac by chese mords spontaneiry, _c. men do understand
  38. as he conceives. No racional man doch conceire a spontanecns
  39. action, and an indeliberare action to be ail one, every indelibe-
  40. rate

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 303. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0303?run=74