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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 786

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  1. TheSouls Spirituous or Riry
  2. BoOK L.
  3. Purced and eleansed in ehis Lite) aster ite departure ont of tbis
  4. Body, Es achnomlede ed, or rather Demonstrated, 10 80 inoElades, ihere
  5. 1o receive ennistoment, for ils evil actions past. For Providence does
  6. not onty take Care of our Beine, but also of our Well. Beins. Lherefore
  7. is the Sout thouzh lapsed into a Preter. Natural State, yet not negleitedt
  8. by providence, but hath a Convenient eare taken of it; in order 10
  9. its Recovery. And since Sinnine had its Original from ihe Desire os
  10. pleasure. it must of necesity be Cured by Pain. For here also Contraries
  11. are the Cures of Contraries. Therefore ihe soul beine tobe Purged, is
  12. ennisted and Pained in those subterrancons Judicatories and Prisons,
  13. in order to its amendment. But is ihe Soul be Incorporeal, it i5 Im-
  14. possible for it to suffer. Hou then ean it be ennisbede There must os
  15. Necessity be some Body jorned mithit: Which beine immoderatelu con-
  16. strinced or Agitated, Concreted, or Secreted, and Discordantly Moved, by
  17. Fieat and Cold; or thelike may mate the soul sensible of Pain by rea-
  18. son of sympathy; as it is here in this Lise. What Body therefore, id
  19. that which is then conjorne dwith ihe soul, after the dissolution os that
  20. Farthy Body intoits Elements ? Certainly it ean beno other, ihan this
  21. eneumatical, or Spirituons Body, whiel ve nom speak of. For in this
  22. are Seated as their subject, the Trascible and Concupiscible Passions, and
  23. ther are inseparable from the same, non could they be in the Soul, disuni-
  24. red from all Body. And that soul which is freed fromthese, mould be
  25. Forthoith freed from Generation; non mould il be concerned in chose
  26. Subterraneons Jndicatories and Prisons, but be carried up aloft, 10 tha
  27. hieher Celestiat Regions, ec. ACcer Which he endearours surther to con-
  28. sem chis opinion, trom che Vulzar Phaenomena drnov; en paMor d’n 283
  29. rd ruoualinor ocdpa, n 2878 a rue 15a dopucsn, 6dopla, avrus. nCgB
  30. MarCV ErEEYeaS. rder d er rei5 T~ DOIS TN C nuoddn paivoitou parroouaru; 3
  31. 2ddugen Wunegnuansa nonc056 6092n. aMa Daoi ra5 aa dae s5 u
  32. 2a5 pacra T EEodOV 7878 28oc) n Naraat 67 TIIa ZC CrOV VETa 2
  33. roual9, i 78r0 cSdurirat ce 1 755 74835. did pegrnstorsEcias uni
  34. 7678yde paor 28 nrouat9, naezur Derros ex pox due 95 diael2nS, naTa C ne-
  35. aa coe Ta nd. Du TW Luxlu, Furthermore, that ibere is such a Pneumati
  36. cat (Spirituens Vavorons, or Airy) Body ihich accompaniethSouls Dn
  37. pursed asser Death; is exident also from the Phaenomena them selves.
  38. For what acconnt ean othermise be siven, os those spectres or Phantasms
  39. erhich appear Shadom. like abont Graves or sepulchres ? Since ihe soul it
  40. sels is neither of any Fieure, nor yet at al Visible. Wherefore these An-
  41. cients say, that impure Soulsaster their departure ont of this Body, man-
  42. der here up and doion, for a certain space, in their Spirituons, Vaporous-
  43. and Airy Body, appearine abont Sepulchres, and hauntine their formet
  44. Elabitations. For Which cause there is great reason, that me sould take
  45. care of Livine Well; as also, of abstainine from a Fouler and Crosset
  46. diet; these ancients tellins us tikemise, ibat ihis Spirimons Body os
  47. ours, beine fouled and incrassate d by Fvil Diet, is apt ro render the soul.
  48. In ibis Lise also, more Obnoxious 10 ihe Disturbances os Passions. Auc
  49. here Philoponus soes on 10 pratitie us, wich a surcher Account, ot
  50. Tome other oE che Opinions of thele Ancients, conceruins chis spi-
  51. rituons Ox airy Body, accomvanyine che Soul Aster DCach, ÉX) e m
  52. aVroDaO OVnS ZCoHS, n, Zd ZOEPEaI. TeEDEada1 ) 3X 5740G CS 1S70 7V o
  53. cae aMae di ar puciv 3 diec pro e icor, ae M onov ot en S, q’o cineii, cis oi C. mttgol.
  54. dexo a
  55. 1
  56. BPX
  57. mbibin
  58. II In
  59. ihar
  60. uate 2 O
  61. 1
  62. i irealia
  63. 1e
  64. llicover
  65. vi) Ihac
  66. i neb. 1B
  67. Near
  68. u sem
  69. . eptia
  70. lro
  71. u
  72. 21
  73. 1b
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  75. n
  76. der
  77. qlodu inco
  78. deco

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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 786. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1066509719:0806?run=74