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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 72

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  1. Dat Senstess Aroms becot Soul and Mind. B 0OK 1.
  2. Et sonitusterila, e Succojejuna feruntur,
  3. Nec jaciunt ullum proprio de corpore Odorem.
  4. Lastly he tellsus in like manner thacthe same is to be understood gl.
  5. (o concerning Lite, Sense and UInderstandins, chat thereare no suctr
  6. simple Oualicies or Natures in the Arst Principles, out ot trhich Ani-
  7. mals are compounded, bur chat theseare in themselres altogether de-
  8. roid oF Lise, Sense and UInderstandins.
  9. Nunc ea, quae sentire videmus cunque, necesse st
  10. Ex Insensilibus tamen omnia confitearé
  11. Principiis constare: neque id manifesta refutant:
  12. Sed maeis ipsamanu dueunt, credere coeunt,
  13. Ex insensilibus, quod dico, Animalia sieni.
  14. Duippe videre licet, vivos existere vermes
  15. Stercore de terro, putrorem cum sibinacta st
  16. Intempestivis ex imbribus humida tellus.
  17. All sensitive and Rational Animals are made os Trrational and Senseless
  18. Principles, which is proved by Experience, in that we see normsare made
  19. ont of putrisied Dune, moistned withimmoderate Shovers.
  20. Some indecd, Who are no greater Friends to a Deity than oux
  21. selves, will necds have that sense and Elnderstandins that is in Ani-
  22. mals and Mlen, tobe derived trom an Antecedent Lite and IInder-
  23. Ptandino in the Matcer. Buc this cannot bc, becaule it Macter 25
  24. Cuctr, had Lite and Understandins in it, then ererr Atom oE Matter
  25. mustnceds be a Diltinet Percipient, Animal, and intelligent Person
  26. bY it CelF; and it mould be impossible For any such Men and AnimalS
  27. a5 no are, to be compounded out ot them, because every Man mould
  28. be. Variorum Animalculorum acereus, a Flcap oE innumerable Ani-
  29. mals and Percipients.
  30. Wheresore as all che ocher Ouatities oFBodies, (o litewise Lile, Sente,
  31. and UInderscandins arise From the ditterent Contextures ot AIOmS
  32. deroid ot al thole Oualities, or trom the Composition ot thole
  33. simple Llements oE Maenitudes, Ficures, sites and Motions, in the
  34. Tame manner as trom a Per L etters rarioussy compounded, allthat In-
  35. sinite Variets oF Syllables and Wordsis made,
  36. Duin etiam refert nostris in versibus 2p (IS
  37. Cum quibus es quali Positura contineantur:
  38. Namque eadem Calum, Mare, Terras, Flumina, Solem
  39. Sienisicant, eadem, fruces, arbusta animantes:
  40. sic ipsis in rebus item jam materiai
  41. intervalla, via, connexus, pondera, placae,
  42. Concursus, motus, ordo, Positura, Fieurae,
  43. Cum permutantur mutari res quoque debent.
  44. loe Lecuols Concretions et senseless Dnhnovine atoms, did
  45. rile up ascerrards, in cercain parts oE che Worid called Animals, Soul.
  46. aud
  47. 1

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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 72. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1066509719:0102?run=74