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An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding, fol. -

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  1. Contents.
  2. 5. The Idea of Duration apprrnor
  3. +o Thines whilst we stec
  4. N
  5. n.
  6. GLL. The train of Lacus has acertain
  7. SFCL
  8. CII AP. ZII.
  9. Of Compres Iaeus.
  10. I. Made By the Mind out of simple
  11. ones.
  12. 2. Made voluntarili.
  13. 3. Are either Modes, Substances, Or X3. -. 45. IDe Mind cannot fix lons on one
  14. Relations.
  15. 4. Modes.
  16. 5. Simple and mixed Modes.
  17. 6. Substances Single or Collective.
  18. 7. Relation.
  19. E. The abstrusest Ideas from the tvo
  20. Sources.
  21. 6. 8. The Idea of Succession not from
  22. CHAP. XII
  23. Of Space, and ils simple Modes.
  24. SECT.
  25. 2. Simple Modes.
  26. 2. Idea of Space.
  27. 3. Space and Fxtension.
  28. 4. Immensiry.
  29. 5,6. Figure.
  30. quon +O. PlaCC.
  31. FF. -- F4. Fxtension and Body not the same.
  32. 25- F7. Substance Which ie tenow noi, no
  33. proof acain ( Space Without Body.
  34. 18, T9. Substance and Accidents of lierle
  35. use in Philosophy.
  36. 20. AVacuum berond the utmost
  37. bounds of Body.
  38. 2X. The pover of annibilation proves
  39. a VaCuUM.
  40. 22. Morion proves a Vacuum.
  41. 23. The Ideas of Space and Body di-
  42. stinct.
  43. 24.25. Fxtension beine inseparable from
  44. Body proves it not the same.
  45. 26. Tdeas of Space and Solidiry distinct.
  46. 27. Men differ liile in clear simple
  47. Ideas.
  48. CtI AL.
  49. Of Duration.
  50. SFC. L.
  51. L. Duration es scetine Lacensooi
  52. 24. Iis Idea from Reflexion on the
  53. trainof our Edeas.
  54. decree of quicteness.
  55. 22. Lhistracn Themedsare os ottier Suc-
  56. CCIOnS.
  57. invariable Idea.
  58. 10. Lacas, dour ber male, include no
  59. sense of Motion.
  60. 17. Lem ls. Murucon set out hy Mea-
  61. Sares.
  62. 18. A e00d measure of Lime must di
  63. videirs Whole Duration into equat
  64. perioas.
  65. 19. ThC LMaions the sun and
  66. Moon est properest Measures of
  67. Time
  68. 20. Bat not by cheir motion, but perio-
  69. dica appearances.
  70. LT. No tvo parts ot Duration can a
  71. certainty enoion to be equat.
  72. 22. Lime not the measate of Motion.
  73. L. Lnares. FTours, und Tears, not
  74. necessary measures of Duration.
  75. 24.Lens Line tivo vars ap.
  76. 25
  77. plied.
  78. -27. Our measure of nc applicable t0
  79. Duration defore. Lm.
  80. 2.8-- 31. P ternity.
  81. Of Duration and Fxpansion considered
  82. tozether
  83. BECF
  84. Y. Both capable of creater and less.
  85. 2. Fxpansion not boundes by Marter.
  86. 3. Nor Duration By Motion.
  87. 4. Ihi Men more casily admit infinite
  88. Duration, than infinite Fxpansion.
  89. 5. Fime to Duration i5 a5 Place 10
  90. Expansion.
  91. 6. Time and Place are taten for s0
  92. much of cither, as aré set out by
  93. the. Existence and Motion of
  94. Body.
  95. 7. Sometimes for so much of either,
  96. as ve desien by measures Tane
  97. fromthebult ormotion of Bodies.
  98. diLIC)

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An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding, fol. - . Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/778263916:0385?run=74