Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 20
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The machine reads it as
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- d
- XVI.
- d
- E PUL SF Or Reaction
- is alvays equal eo Im.
- pulse or action, or che Action oF tWO
- Bodies uxon one anocher is alrars equal,
- buc wich a concrary Direction. in e. The
- Carre Force Wich which one Body Arikes
- uxon anocher, is returm d upon che Ars
- by chat other; bue chese Forces are im-
- prels d wich contrary Directions.
- Whacerer presses or drans anocher, is
- es nech pressd or dravn by chac ocher;
- it one prelles a Scone ich his Finger, che
- Sione presses his Finger again. It a Horse
- dra torward a scone by 2 RopC, che
- Sione does equally dram back theHorle,
- for che Rope being cqually distended,
- boch ays acts uxon boch equally. IL
- onc srike an Anvil wich a Clammer, che
- Anvil Crikces the Hammer wich equal
- Force. Thc Sccel drans che MagneE 25
- much as che Magner does che Scecl, 25 i5
- evident by making boch livim in Water;
- 10
- 0 1
- The
- Barc
- OF 1
- Fare
- E.
- 25 N
- Farc
- boch
- onty
- IM FC
- Conse
- Moci
- in re
- che P
- Faret
- Unive
- it a F
- Mocie
- vill
- ion
- ction
- made
- EIeS b
- made
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 20. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0058?run=74