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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 383

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  1. CH AP. IV. ToMacerial, than 10Mental C aules.
  2. Pover which orders al thines for the Best, (as havine saiuoni
  3. Divine Force in it;) but thinkine to find ont an AClas far more Hron
  4. and immortal, and which ean better hold all thines tosether; T0 3d aa
  5. Dori 20 deor, 3de EWVsci, u EVVexCW. 600d and Fit, beine not able, in
  6. their Opinions, 10 Hold, or Bind any Thins.
  7. Frommhich paltase DE Platos wemay conclude, chatthoueh ana-
  8. xagoras vere (0 Far convinced oF Theism, as in Profestion to male One
  9. Insinite Mind che C ause OF aIl chings, Matrer ouly excepted, yet he
  10. had nocmichstandins to0great a Tans oF chat old Material and athei-
  11. stical Philosophy oE his Predecestors, Rill hansins about him, who
  12. resolved all che Phaeromena oF Nature, into Physical, aud nochins in-
  13. 10 Nental Or Final Canses. And ve tave che rather 1old chis lone
  14. Cory oE him, becaule it is (0 exaet a P’arallel wich ihe Philo-
  15. Sophick Aumour oF lome inchis present AgC, Whio pretendins 10 aNert
  16. a Cod, do nocwichstondins discard aII Mental and Final Cansalitr
  17. trom havins any chins e0 do wich the Fabricle ot che World; and
  18. resolve all, into Material Necessity, and Mechanism; intorortices, Clo-
  19. buli and siriate particles, andche like. OF wtich Christian Philoso-
  20. phers e must necds pronounce, chac ther arc noc near (0 800d Theists
  21. as Anaxagoras him(elE as, choush (0 much condemned by Plato and
  22. Aristorle; Foralmuch as he, did not only altert Godto Be che canse of
  23. Morion, buc alto theGovernour, Resulator and Mechodizer ofche
  24. Tame, For the production ot this Hlarmonious Syltem ofthe Worid, and
  25. theretore 236 nal xaNCS airlxV, the cause of Wel and Fit. Whereas
  26. chesc utcerly reject che Lacter, and, ouly admittins che Former, will
  27. needs suppose Hearen and Carth, Planes and Animals, and all chinzs
  28. Wrhatloever in ehiis orderly compases oF che Worla, to have resulced
  29. icexly srom a certain Quantity of Motion, Or Asitation, ac FrsF imprCH
  30. eduponthe Matter, and decermin d 10 rortex.
  31. X Z XI. ThC ChronoloOY oF the old PhiloCophers havins sOme
  32. uncertainer in it, ve Mall noc Scrupulousy concern our selves there-
  33. in, but in the next place consider Parmenides, Zenophanes his Auditor
  34. and a Philosophick Poet likemile, but irho convertins much wichtmo
  35. Pythagoreans, Amenias and Diochates, Was theretore looke dupon as
  36. one chac mas not a licele addicted to the Pythasorick Seet. Thacctis
  37. Parmenides acknomledsed Mang Cods, is evident trom Whachachbeen
  38. already cited out or him; nocmichstanding Wrhich he plainly alserred
  39. alCo, One supreme, makcing him, 25 Simplicius cellS us, airiar DEcoV, the
  40. Canseos al ihose other Gods, ot which Love is Caid to tave bcen Arst
  41. produced. Which Supreme Deitz, Parmenides as well a5 Xenopha-
  42. nes called, EV rd Hav, One that vas al, or the 2 niverse; buc addins
  43. chereunto oF his omn, chacic was also animlor, immovable.
  44. Nowthough it becrue, chiat Parmenides his Writings being noc wict
  45. oue obscurier, IomeoE che Ancients, hovere lels acquainted ricti
  46. Mletaphysical Speculations, un derHood hum Physically ; 25 iE he had a(-
  47. Texted the whole corporeat 2 niverse, to be aIl but one Thine, and rhat
  48. immovable, thereby destroyins cogether mith theDiversity oE chinso
  49. ali morion, Mutation, and action; Whieh was plaiuly comakce Parme-
  50. nides

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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 383. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1066509719:0403?run=74