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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 343

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  1. (343)
  2. Family to discharee as ofren as he san scecause, the Schoet Ma
  3. sers he enterraineth io teach his Children. Is the Bisop and Dr.
  4. Hammond when they did rrire in desenceofthe Churchof Fns.
  5. lan d acainst imputation of Schisme, quicrins their oon pretences of
  6. jurisdiction and sus dirinum, had cone upon these principles of
  7. mine, they had not been so sremdly handled as they have been by
  8. an Engliß Papist, that rrote acainst them. And no P have done
  9. ansverins tohis Areuments. TBali here in the end os all tabe that
  10. Liberys of censurine his nbole B00k, wbich le hathtaten, in the
  11. becinnine, of censurins mine. Prave saith he. Numb. I. perused
  12. T. LI. his ansmers, considered his reasons, and concludehehath
  13. missed, and mistaid ste question, that his ansmers are evasions,
  14. that his Arsuments are P’aralosilmes, and that theopinion os ab-
  15. solure and universal necessity is but a resuleof some cronnaless,
  16. and ill chosen Principles. And nem it is my turniocensure.
  17. Ana first. for thestrensihoflis. iscourse, and lenomledee of the
  18. point in question. Lthinke it muc inscriour, rothat which micht
  19. have been nrieten by any man livir. E. that had no orber learn-
  20. ins besides the ability to re his mind; but as meli perhaps as the
  21. Same man vould have done it is ro the ability os vririne his mind.
  22. he had auded the stndy of School. Divinity. Secondly, forthe man-
  23. ners of it (for to a publicle erritine there belonseth cood manners)
  24. it consisterh in railins and exclaimins aud scurrilons jestine, with
  25. nov and thenap unclean; andmean instance. And lastly for his
  26. elocution, the verrue whereof lieth not in the flux of mords but
  27. in perspieuity. Et isthe same Langnace with that of the Kinsaome
  28. of Darteness. One Ball find in it, especially vhere he sould speate
  29. most closely iothe question, such vords as these; Dirided lenle
  30. Compounded sense, Ayporherical necessicy, Liberty OFFXer-
  31. cise, Liberey os specification, Liberey oF contradiction, Liber.
  32. ey oFconcrarierr, Knomledse oF approbation, Practical knon-
  33. ledse, General inAuence, Special inAuence, Instinct, Qualities
  34. insuled. Fficacious election, Moral esticaer, Moral mocion.
  35. Mecaphorical morion, Practice practicum, Mocus primo primis
  36. Actus elicici, Actus imperari, Permissive will, Consequene will.
  37. Pesacire obduracion Deticient cause, Simple act. Nunc Ctans, es
  38. other like mords ol non-sense divided besides many propositions such
  39. as th. se, The Willis che Mistris oFhumane Actions, Phe under.
  40. ctandins

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 343. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0343?run=74