Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 58
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The machine reads it as
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- ob chis Principle, in accouneine Por che
- more minure, and less constant appearan-
- ces on chis our Globe, a5 in a greac many
- re actually are. Add cochese Considera.
- rions, thac ve are cerrain by che EHects,
- chac che Craricarion by Wrhich che Planets
- are kepe in cheir Orbies, and by wrhrich che
- Noon curns round che Larch, is oE che lame
- dacure wrich chac by wrhich heary Bodies
- rend corard che Center ot che Farch, and
- consequency, since e seet chac Terrestrial
- Bodies are accracted by che Parth, and since
- e knoir by che second Lam oF Nacure,
- chiac Action and Reaction are mucual and
- equal, ic is plain ehac every pare oE MatteK
- aciraets erery ocher part, and chac che Force
- oE chis Urraction (as aIl ocher Virtues pro-
- posaced round in a Sphere) is recipro.
- cally as che Squares ot che Distances trom
- ehe Cencer ot che Action. In Chort, since
- Retion and Reaction is mucual, and since
- ete Primari Planets gravieare cormards che
- Sun, a5 also che Secondary Planets rend t0
- vaid che Primery ones as che Cencer ot
- cheir
- eb
- anc
- che
- ret
- A
- Sur
- plain
- chei
- ddoct
- 2a
- Ot 1
- erise
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 58. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0096?run=74