Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. -
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- P. 81
- verse,
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- their
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- D. 90
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- d1O. That the Areument for the Existence of a
- Deits, from the Wisdom and Meliorits of the
- Creation, is that which produces the noblest Ff
- fects on the Minds of Men
- D. 94
- D TT. A eeneral Viem of the Works of Creation
- and a Representation of the nhole Syltem of
- thines, semins hor the Celectial Bodies are
- rans d. throneh the universal Space,
- D. 95
- SL2. The Numbers, that represent the Periods.
- Diameters, Vistances, Gravities and Quanti-
- ties of Matter, in those ofthe Celeltial Bodies,
- hich have afforded Means for determinine the
- same; from the most accurate Observations,
- P. 98 _ (C9.
- D13. A Restection on the Beauty, Order and
- Simplicier, of this neat and compait Syctera of
- thines.
- D. 102
- r4. The Nature of the Sun, the Rance and Or-
- der. Vicissindes of Seasons, the Distances and
- the Motions of the Celestial Bodies in our Pla-
- necary Sectem,
- D. 103
- d15. The AnalOSy, and Resemblance of ihe Pla-
- NCES, t0 our Farth, and of their Sacellits to
- our Moon demonstrated, oith their ses, the
- end of their Creation, their Periods and Moti-
- ons.
- P. 208
- 16. The Motions, and Trrecularities of the
- MoOn, arisine from the Actions ofthe sun and
- Eatct,
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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/797370323:0029?run=74