Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. -
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- D. 22.3
- ation in
- eneration
- egetables
- D. 228
- Wisdom
- C, P. 233
- kin and
- orsans of
- D. 235
- and the
- reneth alt
- Weieht,
- D. 249
- Be FlCarE,
- Oroan in
- and vise
- D. 254
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- Vition, rith the vise Adjustment thereos for
- distingnistine the erue Magnitudes of Objects.
- and the Inconveniences of a different Structure
- fromthe present, rith some Restexions on the
- Eyes of other Animals,
- D. 26C
- 46. The monderful Contrivance of the ParS,
- the creat Dse and Necessity vith the manner
- and Mechanilm ofHlcarins, and the nice Ad-
- justment 2of. this Sense to the Motions of Bodies
- abont Us
- 879. Some Restections on the l’abrick and oise
- Contrivance of the Orsans of. some irrational
- Creatures, mith the Conclusion of this Chapter
- 16
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- et isc cature of Finicenels and Intinice
- vels, and the Limits of Ilumane Knom-
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- n ledee of.
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- d’abont mhich me make the exactest Rensomines,
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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/797370323:0035?run=74