Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. -
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- ThC COntenESS
- arisins from one sinele Impulso, . L. OVGO
- P2T. That the Celeltial Bodies, do not move in
- their Orbirs from one single Impulse, ibid
- bid. That the Celestial Bodies must be cither
- turn d ronnd, by a circulatinq VOrtCK, Or re–
- taini d in their Orbits by a central aetractire
- Force
- D.
- 30
- 5 22. Des Cartes his Opinion and Doctrine, a
- bont the F’ormation of the Ulniverle, and the
- Caulesofthe Celestial MotiOnS, P. 30, 31, 32,33
- 523. Des Cartes his Hyporhetis confuted at laree
- from the dreuments addue d by Dr. Cresory in
- his ACtronomy,
- D. 34 _ Peq.
- 5 24. AIr. LeibniteS Opinion abont the C aules of
- the Celestial MotiOnS,
- P. 37 e (C9.
- 525. This EIyPOCHCHS, not sufficient, nor satis-
- factory,
- P. 4T8 Icg.
- 26. TBC FypoThesiS of other PhilOTOPHeTS, a
- boni the Mecharical Production of Graricari-
- On produc d and confuted. P. 42 8 (c9.
- 27. That the Actraction or Gravitation of B0-
- dies uxon one another, is the onty Principle
- sufficient to acconnt for all the APDCaranCeS Of
- Nature,
- id. That the Attraction or Cravitation os B0-
- dies upon one another, is not a Property essen-
- riat t0 Matter,
- D. A8 BC 49
- IBid. That the Aetraction or Gravitation of B0-
- 2
- dies upon one another, is a Faculty communica
- red to or impress d upon Matter, by sone Beine
- distinit from Matter,
- D. 49
- iBid
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. - . Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0020?run=74