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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 881

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The machine reads it as

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  2. Hebecces ExerCI
  3. enno Herenles,
  4. C no such Dit
  5. nes oF chineS
  6. RTOW LanSI
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  14. os Thines 10be Hos
  15. et in che GoodM
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  19. a la
  20. tence,
  21. 1011
  22. paciate in.
  23. reler 1H
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  25. 1
  26. IiOUS ANIH
  27. MCTCW COI
  28. For CHC Bettet
  29. Pert
  30. 1E
  31. II
  32. bines
  33. icio
  34. YL0
  35. 15H1
  36. That
  37. ueat
  38. vitha
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  40. o
  41. deli
  42. undercaken.
  43. And Occond
  44. udinB.
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  51. 1eA
  52. CH A P. V. but che Wholeto be Considered.
  53. Whereas ivere chere bur onc kind oF ching, (ihe BCFC) chus made:
  54. chere contd have been no nnsick nor Farmony ac all, in cheWorld
  55. For vanc oF rariety. But We ouphe in che Arst place, to consider
  56. che Whole, Whecher thac be noc che Best, that C ouId bC Made, hav-
  57. ins aII ehac Belongeth eo it; and chen the Parrs in reterence to che
  58. irhole, Whecher cher be noc in cheir several Degrees and Ranks, Con-
  59. ernomr and agrecable chercunco. Buc ehis is a ching whichhachbeeu
  60. Io Well insisted upon by Plotinus, chac me cannoc speale becter en I,
  61. than in his WVords. Onor 3d zi éroinoc noltranor, n abraents, i plNoV P. 256.
  62. aevrco, in roic peecor r015 avr3, r015 7 nue corte g5 ny rois excézoon coouv
  63. TG rgOBSCAS: o Toivv ex r uear rd dNoN alzicLEVO, aTOO a
  64. en d airiac rec gd uten reds aurd rd dno Sci ononCir ei obuBCa s
  65. aoLBZOVTa ExCIICO, ni YO ÖNOV ONOTSUEVOI, Un recS uten à Ja punpa BNe-
  66. rdv. 2370 gd 3 d nbC, LOV acTICES a Ma TVa =d aVTE Ze1S NaBbrTa
  67. Sios ei, nn ra EEnC. G0d made the Wrhole most Beantisul, Entire, Com-
  68. pleat, and sufficient; al aereeine friendly with it sels and its parts;
  69. both. Ihe Nobler and the meaner of them beine alike congruous there-
  70. unto. Whosoever therefore, Srom the Parts thereof will blame the whole-
  71. is an absurd and 2njust censurer. For me oueht te Consider the Parts,
  72. not alon by themselves, bul in reserence to thembole, whether they be
  73. earminious and Aereeable 1o the same. Othermise we saell not blame
  74. ihe Dniverse, but some of ils Paris onty, taken by themselves; as is one
  75. Bould blame the Fair or Zoes os a man, tahine no notice at all of his
  76. Divine Visaee and Conntenance; or omitrins all other animals, one
  77. Bould altend onty 1o the mest contemptible of them: or lastly overlook.
  78. ine all other men consider onty the most Deformed PherFtes. But ihat
  79. hich Cod made mas the Whole as one thine; which he that attends
  80. 10. may hear it spcahine to him aster this manner. Cod Almiehcy
  81. hath made me, and from thence came T, Perfect and compleat, and
  82. standine in need of nothine, because in me are contained all thines;
  83. Plants and animals, and 600d Souls, and Nen happy mith virive; and
  84. innumerable Demons, and many Gods. Nor is ihe Farth alone in me
  85. adorned, mith altmanner os elanes, and variery of animals; or does
  86. the Pover of Soul, extend at most no further ihan to the seas; as is
  87. ihe hole air and ither and Fleaven, in the mean time, vere quite
  88. devoid of Soul, and allocether unadorned mith Livine Tnhabitants.
  89. Morcoven alt thines in me descre 600d, and every thine reaches 1o
  90. it accordine 10 its Pover and Nature. For the rhole Worid depends
  91. non that rirst and Hishest 600d, the Cods themselves who reien in my
  92. severat parts, and alt animals and etants, and whatsoever seems to be
  93. nanimate inme. For some thines in me partake onty of Beine, Come
  94. ol Lise also. some os sense, some of Reason, and some os Intellect above
  95. Reason. But no man oucht torequire Equal thines from 2 nequal; non
  96. that ihe Fincer Bould sec. but ihe Pye; it beine enouch for ihe Pincer
  97. 10 be a Finger, and 10 perform ils omn Office. And axain alcerwards.
  98. (DGNEe ZEUVEnE S navra re Er reS Zac ODDaNUSS noiet, 3reoS 8 so N6IS
  99. malvrae desc cierallErOI. aMa 7 pEV DESS, r0 3 calsuoras Sd rEegV pbo
  100. Era andelonBE, is E EpCEHS, S Bdiico, aMa Nsyco noMlav vocegu erou
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  102. XCCOMATA aVTaXS, o s’à eg ra negonorra à nectons endisco xonce n erris
  103. equae pluvorro, du un nevres lecoes er avrus, nn re iEus a5 an Arri
  104. ficer

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The True Intellectual System Of The Universe, fol. 881. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1066509719:0901?run=74