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An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding, fol. -

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  1. 27. The Cohesion of solid Parts, anc
  2. impuse the primary Ldeas os
  3. Bod).
  4. 18. Thintinz and Mocivity. the pri-
  5. mary Ideas of Spirit.
  6. E9 2F. Spirits capable of Motion.
  7. 22. Idea of Soul and Bodu compared.
  8. 2.3-- 2.7. Cohesion of solid Parts in Body, a5
  9. hard to be conceived, as Thinkine
  10. in a Soul.
  11. 28, 29. Commanication of Notion by Im-
  12. 30. Ideas of Bodr and Spirit compa-
  13. 3F. The Notion of Spirit involves no
  14. more difficulty in it, than that of
  15. BodY.
  16. 32. Wetnou nothins berond our semple
  17. Ideas.
  18. 33.. 35. Ideaof 60d.
  19. 36. No Ldeas in our Complex one of Spi
  20. rirs, butthose eor fromsensation
  21. or Restexion.
  22. 37. Recapitulation.
  23. CH A P. ZXIV.
  24. Os Collective Ideas of Substances.
  25. BEC.Y.
  26. 1ttt. L.
  27. pulse, or by Zhouche, equally incet. O Cause of Fffect, and other Relations:
  28. lisible.
  29. red.
  30. . One Idea.
  31. 2. Made By the Pover of composine in
  32. the Mind.
  33. 3. All artificial Thinesare collective
  34. ldeas.
  35. 8. The Ideas of Relations clearer of-
  36. ten, ihanos esc Babscusrclatea.
  37. 9. Relations all terminate in simple
  38. Ideas.
  39. 20. Terms deadinq the Mind berona
  40. the Subject denominated, are Re-
  41. lative.
  42. PECT.
  43. eE. COclusion.
  44. T. Whence their Ideas cot.
  45. 2. Creation, Generation. Manine
  46. FerattoH.
  47. 3.4. lations of Time.
  48. 5. Relations of Place and Fxtension.
  49. 6. Absolute Terms ofren stand for
  50. Relations.
  51. HAF. AAVI
  52. Of other clations.
  53. c. Proportionat.
  54. 2. Latural.
  55. 3. Instiruted.
  56. 4. Moral.
  57. 5. Morut dod and F vil.
  58. 6. Morat Rules.
  59. Laus.
  60. 8. Divine Lan the measare of din
  61. and Dutr.
  62. 9. Civil Law, the measure of Crimes
  63. ana LnnOCenCC.
  64. 20, IL. Philosophicad Lan, the measure of
  65. CHAP. XXV:
  66. Of Relation.
  67. E. Relation Wwhat.
  68. 2. Relations without correlative
  69. Terms, not easily perceived.
  70. 3. Some Seeminely absolute Terms
  71. contain Relations.
  72. 4. Kelation different from the Thinos
  73. related.
  74. 5. Change of Relation may be With.
  75. out any Chance in the Subject.
  76. 6. Relation only betvint tvo Thines.
  77. 7. at Thines capable os Rclarion.
  78. oECt.
  79. Perrue anar ac.
  80. 12. I1S Lons, Commendation,
  81. andi Diseredit.
  82. C3. These threc Lans the Rules of mo-
  83. rat C00d and L. Vil.
  84. +o These aules.
  85. ten mistead us
  86. 17. Relabion mumtudn.
  87. 43 F5. Morality is theRelationof Actions
  88. 26. The denominations of Actions of-
  89. 28. AU Relations terminate in simple
  90. Ldea5.
  91. F9. We have ordinary as cu et
  92. clearer) Norion of the Relation,
  93. ad et its Lonndation.
  94. 20. Thetiorion of st on is uist
  95. same.

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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/778263916:0388?run=74