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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 777

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  6. 1d
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  8. CHAP. V. IIextended Dciey, Anlver d
  9. Prejudices, rc Mall in the next place Mow, hom chese ancient
  10. porealists, endearoured 1o acquit themsclres in repellins che several
  11. Eforis and Plansibilities made asainst it. The First whereot is chis.
  12. ThactO suxPOle Incorporeal Substances, 2 nextended and indivisible, is
  13. comake ehem absolure parvitudes, avdby means os thac, to render
  14. ihem all, (even che Deity it CelF) contemprible; since cher
  15. muDE neceltur, be cither PhyficalMinimums, thac cannOE Actually
  16. be Divided Furcher by reason of their Fittleness, (il there be any
  17. luch chine) Or else meer Mathematical Points, Wtrich are nOL CO muck
  18. as Mentally Divisible: (0 chat Thonsands oF chele Incorporeat Sub-
  19. stances, ex Spirits, might Dance rogether at oncenpon a Néeales Point. P. 656.
  20. Cotich ic was lone since chus Replied By Plotinus, 3X Sr; auE
  21. as pune g. drco gd Sdv 7or nat uee sdr esal. nat 8 naerri avrd coue-
  22. pb C4. es av avtonsico rd avro orvesaet aN 3s 3rcoS cos oncicior, 8 gd ev
  23. onucior o dno, aen andeq er avrc, ss eis epaep (d. God and alt
  24. oiber incorporeat substances, are not so indivisible, ac if thez
  25. vere Parvitudes, or Titile thines, es Physical points; for so monld
  26. hey stil be Mathematically Divisible; nor vet, as if they vere Ma-
  27. bematical points neither, which indeedare no Bodies nor substances
  28. but onty The Termini of a Pine. And neither of these vazes, could the
  29. Deitus Congruere, withihe vorid; nor souls with their respective B0-
  30. dies, so as to be all present with the whole of them. Again he Wriceth
  31. Parriculariy concernins che Deity chUS, S STCS aneES, cis Td 8I P. 764
  32. eCoTATOV, NegtSO Zd a ravrcV, s uegBd aMa duv. . . X EoV
  33. nal aincre gr’ ailor, 5 r aesteErurco, n 5 NerBSS, n 2 aeiDuS, a Ma red
  34. lenceMnsco D Devauecos. C0d is not se indivisible as is he vere the Small-
  35. or Least os thines forhe is the Greatest of all, not in respect os Magni-
  36. inde, bur of Pover. Moreover as he is Indivisible, so is he also tobe ac-
  37. nomledeed infinite, not asif hevere either a Maenitude or a Number
  38. obich could never be past thoroneh; but because his Pover is Incomprehen-
  39. sible. Moreover chie lame Philo(opher, condemneth chis For à rulear
  40. errour proccedine tcom sense and Emagination, chat Whatloeveris 2n-
  41. extended and indistant, nult therefore needs be Litsle, he actirmins on
  42. he contrary ihie Vulgar to be mueh miltalen, as co True Creatness and
  43. CMleness, purrae voul Eorres 2d aiadtor, ae noESsEV Mis Ev MEreNCo Hy 2OC, STCO, P. 645.
  44. ncim i pbors exlcivetaet. 2d 3 621 TVTO TO Rejouevor perae punesv. o y vou
  45. Elas pune er Eivaet. patzae. Eire onovr nar rd Wee O Dava, WNOV 3 17O
  46. avrae rbdeo ToIE aVTB MEEEOIV Ex Euciro iov, Net C uC aivTo TAVTAYS av
  47. nal ne or cavr, We commonty lookine upon this sensible morid as
  48. Creat
  49. Deity
  50. monder ho that (Indivisible and Ulnextended) Nature of the
  51. can every where comply and be present withit. Whereas that
  52. cobich is vulearty called Great, is indeed Furle, and that whieh is thus
  53. maginedto be Lile, is indeed Creat. For as muchas the hole of Thio
  54. dissusett it sels throneh every part of ihe other; or rather this mhole Sent. P. 243
  55. Corporeal 2niverse, in every one os ils paris. sindeth that W hole and
  56. intire and theres Seater than it sels. T0 che lame purpole also
  57. orphyrius, 2d ovrcos od S , 32 Vane er 681. (rd qd uezae nat pune ii
  58. ls osus idIa) bn 3 Id perae naei june cv. naei ince Td peysoV
  59. inre ro enagusc, tacto naei ev ae duco dv. ci naei deconslat auae und
  60. cantos perise, nat ond rartos enariss de, C noHErOV. piTE a coE ue
  61. et aerto vrorenc, c ei 3 ein, ae mi C. 45 neo HEgtseV d 7015 EM agisoIE olnoqu
  62. aeESI
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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 777. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1066509719:0797?run=74