Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. -
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- ene ontents.
- 83. A Description of Enice and infinice, and a
- Mark rberebus to distinenist the one froim the
- other
- 8 4. That tbereby trvo Kinds of Intinites, one re-
- latire, the other ablolute, and that Anite is a
- midle proportional, between intinitely many such
- sinites and an intinicels smali part of. that
- Finite,
- P. 6
- SS. That Numbers are the most distinet Pictures
- and Representations of Quantities, with the
- manner of the Creneration of small or great
- Numbers from one civn, and from thence a
- faint Representation of the manner os the Cene-
- ration of an intinite Number, which consests in
- a perpetnated Addition or Substraction, p. 8
- 86. That Intinitene(s implies no Contradiction.
- in its Import or Signification,
- P. 9
- 87. That the Extention of the 2niverse is
- infinite, or that the universat Spaceis Bonnaless,
- D. IF
- bid. That Duration must havebecx for ever, and
- must befor ever,
- D. 13
- BBid. That Ouanciey is infinitely divisible, P. 25
- PThat Finitenels and Intinitenels in themselves
- barely oithout an Adjunet, are incompleat Ideas,
- and roith an Adiunet imply nothine but the De-
- srees of the Properties ofthings, p: 16
- IBid. That there is no absurdity, in supposine some
- ecreated Beines endon d roith some Properties
- intivite in their Degrees, provided these Pro-
- perties benot such; as necessarily imply others that
- destroy the Nature of a Creature,
- D. 10
- 9.
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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/797370323:0036?run=74