Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 84
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The machine reads it as
- Dhuolophical
- Deincir
- 20iSXL. The Rays oF Liphe Which FaII
- upon Bodies and are refected or refracted,
- besin co bend betore chey arrive ac cheB0.
- dics. Mr. Plemton has Moun by sereral
- Experimenes oE Rays palsine by che P dges
- oF Bodies, chac chey are incurvated by che
- Action chese ot Bodies aschey pals by chem,
- and chac chis Aerion is Arongest ac che least
- Distance; he has demonstrared likewise,
- char the Caule ot Reftexion is noc che im.
- Pingins ot Lislc on che lolid and impervi-
- ous Pars oF Bodies. For (norro repeat chole
- Ocher Argumenes whch he has broughe in
- orear pleney) lince Gilals can be no ocher
- ays policti d ehan by grarins and leratch-
- ins ic by Substances, whole Parts are
- (mall and subtile, (o char che Scrarches and
- Frecrines of is Surtace become t00 mall
- co be visible, vec nor (0 mall as 10 be-
- come cruly plan or spherical, and all togc.
- ther ro compole one surtace; il Lighe
- vere reftected by impingins uxon che Colid
- Parts ot Glals; ic voud be lcarter d a5
- much by che mose polistid Clals, as by
- che rouxhect, rtich beins COMtrary COLX.
- Perience,
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 84. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0122?run=74