Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 29

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2. d LavS
3. chac il
4. Or cheil
5. Ca B0d)
6. it, Wich
7. one Cin.
8. IC, chen
9. oF che
10. co che
11. opotin
12. Ot n
13. Cnole
14. mult
15. willbe
16. prollary
17. Corollary 4
18. SXX. Hlence chere can DC nO perpe-
19. cual Mocion arisine trom one lingle Im-
20. pulle, For chis Morion must be propa-
21. eaced in an Orbit, chac it may return upon
22. che Frs Mover, and it (0, ic must conti
23. nually decrease, and at last Aop.
24. Corollary 5.
25. ZXI. Tlence ic is evidene, chac che Pla:
26. nets and cheir Satellits, the Comets and, che
27. Octier Celestial Bodies do noc move in
28. cheir Orbits (cho ve Thoud suppole et
29. Colid) by che Force ot one sinele Impulse,
30. buc are hepe kepe in by lome ocher
31. POrerS. We sec these Bodies do continue
32. cheir Mocions withoue any sensible AIce.
33. racions, wrhich cher cond never do ilchey
34. mord ouly by che Force ot one sinele
35. impulse. Let us chen Enguire hou, je
36. comes abour, chac chese Bodies do perse.
37. vere in cheir Mocions, and do constanety
38. MOIE

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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 29. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0067?run=74