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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 771

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  1. Idec
  2. B.
  3. Malett
  4. TOM
  5. et
  6. OB
  7. vere
  8. eeque remotan
  9. emte videtu
  10. Susfie
  11. necre
  12. sit
  13. (1Y
  14. t.
  15. Vet
  16. i
  17. si
  18. c
  19. 1.
  20. A E P. V. Whether any thinq CInextended.
  21. Fore Whatsoever I5, is Body, or C orporeal. Audby Consequence cher
  22. can beno Incorporeal Deily.
  23. Tontich areumentation, MHC APEKIOrS OE Incorporeal Substance
  24. have Rexlicd Tmo MAnBEF OF WayS. For FirH, theGenerality ot
  25. theancient incorporealists, taking it For granted, chat. Whatsoever was
  26. Extended in Maonicude, and had Parts one wichout another, was
  27. Divisible, as al(o probably, impenetrable by any chins else Extended, be-
  28. cause chere can be no Penetration os Dimensions; aud cheretore no
  29. One Magnitude, ean be imbibed or Swallomed ux into anocher, buE
  30. must oF necestier stand wichout ic, addins (0 much co che Ouantity
  31. chereor: They readily gave their ANenE to that Proposition, ThaE
  32. Nhatsoever is Extended, into Lonsicude, Latitudo, and Profundier.
  33. 8 Body. But beins Aronsly perlwaded oF che Exiltence oF Pome
  34. Ocher substande besides Body; they denied chac Ocher Proposition ot
  35. TheirS, Thac Whatsoever IS, is Extended; Or Whacis 2 nextended is
  36. Nochine: maintainins chac besides Body, or Extended Substance, cherc
  37. Was another substance iucorporeal, Which cheretore was adtasale
  38. and aurgudus, and àrovos, and ajurens, and adhaleeo, 2nexten-
  39. ded and devoid oF Quantity and Maenitude, without Parts, and In-
  40. divisible. Thac Plato himelE Philolophized alter chis manner
  41. mishe be proved srom sundry PalTages oF his Wricines, 28 chac inhis
  42. Tenth De Lesibus, wtiere, he astirmeth, chat che soul ic selF, and thole
  43. Chingo wtich belonsto ic, as Cogitative, are ne G MWNSS OcOIaTEOV
  44. G BaBBS i XNaTSS, in Order of Nature, besorethe Longide, and La-
  45. tinde, and Prosundity of Bodies. Where doubeless his meanine was
  46. AOc; as iF phere vere a Consitude, Latitude, aud Profundity in Souls,
  47. buc oF a differene kind trom chac Lonsitude, Latinde, and Profundiis
  48. oE Bodies, and betore ic: but chat Longinde, Latitnde, aud Profun-
  49. dity, beins che Essential Properties oF Body ouly; Sont ana Cositation
  50. s devoid oF chele, as in order ot Nature Belore chem. Again
  51. nom chac in tiis Zimaeus, where speakins of Place, Space, and Matter.
  52. he condemneth chis for a Vulgar PrrON, Thac W hatsoever Is, must oF
  53. heceltur be in lome Place or ocher, aud whatis in No Place, is Nothine.
  54. ecror y ai jev rd ~ reg5, Est egr naeezov doc éXd zVEOI TEON
  55. e55 d ) n OIAEONONSUEV BNETOVTES, n Paper avauaiov éival n8, rd du c
  56. per EV ZBI IbnCO, v, NCe FI ZWV ZseqV ZWa 70 ) pcE et yn, pnEENS n
  57. sequor, 3dv Evac. The Third Kind, is that of Space, Wnhich sives room
  58. oall ihines that are Generated. And when we look upon this, we
  59. dreaminely afsirm, That every ibine that s, must of necessity be in some
  60. elace, and possess a certain Room and Space, andthat whatsoever is noe
  61. Somembere, either in Farthor in Peaven, is Nothine. Which Dronste
  62. Dreamine Emasination, (Caich he, likce a Ohos) continually hanntet B
  63. and possesseih men, and that eventhen, when ihey think of that True and
  64. Amakened Nature of the Deity. Whereas chis Philolopher him elF.
  65. discourtins elsenhere oF God, under ihe Ticle OE noni nenay9 7
  66. 1∞)8
  67. The vast sea of puleritude, describech him alter chis manner.
  68. otno di. n et in, n er seguco, à avro, urd avrs, povoddes ciel du
  69. _ B aMa TaVTa NaNa excirs MEEEZOrTA, A5 ihat which is not ani
  70. axhere, eitber in Farth, or in Feaven, but et sels alone by Et sels, and With
  71. sels, alt other Beantisut thines Partakine of il. And as Cor Aristo.

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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 771. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1066509719:0791?run=74