Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 21
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The machine reads it as
- action
- F EIVO
- equal,
- Crikes
- hC firit
- re im-
- her, 15
- Ocher :
- er, thc
- HTorse
- Hlorle,
- cended
- V.
- lex, thc
- Cqual
- BNCE 25
- l, 25 15
- Water;
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- l0 in pullins a Barge eo Land by a Rope;
- the Bank pulls che Barge as much as che
- Barge does the Bank; and in che delcent
- OE heary Bodies, the Scone attracts the
- Farch as much as che Parch does che Stone;
- 1. e. che Farch gravicates corard che stone,
- as much as the stone does corvard che
- Farch. And che Morions producd by
- boch chese Gravirations, are equal in boch,
- ouly che stone is alcogether inconsiderable,
- in respect oF che BuIk oF the Farch, and
- consequenely the Velocier ot che Farchs
- Morion corard che sione is inconsiderable,
- in respect ot the stones Mocion coward
- che Porrh, and cherelore cheMorion ol che
- Farch comard che scone is insensible. And
- Univertally in all che Actions ot Bodies,
- il a Body acc on anocher, and change its
- Mocion any manner ot Wray, thac ocher
- will malie che lame Chanse in che MO.
- cion ot chis Body rich a contrary Dire.
- ction, Co chac by chele Actions chere are
- made equal Changes, nor ot che Veloci
- ries buc ot cheMorion, For che Changes
- made on che Velociries in comrrary Dice-
- EtionS,
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 21. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0059?run=74