Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 5

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2. OuE OE
3. se Void,
4. and in-
5. EO FORI
6. Ve have
7. 8 Chap.
8. ential +0
9. IF ic can
10. that it
11. Pternici
12. TOF CVeI;
13. ROVC OB.
14. ppOSdto
15. the Pame
16. Nin, 1. c.
17. of thines.
18. No Body ean chinte. Morion essential 10
19. Matcer, irho sces anr parc thereot at rest;
20. For wrhat is essential to any ching, chaC
21. thing can never be withoucit. Put fome
22. Philosophers, and thole of oreat Hameto0,
23. have asserted thaE HO PaRE OFMaLECF CVEF
24. ras nor can beat ablolute rest. POr, Cay
25. cher, Mocion is a Ouantier, and may be
26. divided in infinitum as ellas ocher Ouan-
27. ticies, and a Body may be moving any A
28. nice time, and yet never sensibly chanse
29. ies relative Place; For the (pace is a5 thc
30. Velocier, and il che Velocier be very
31. (mall, the Space ic mores chronoh is lo
32. ditcemile: And that chose Bodies wtrich
33. Peem ca bc ac rest, are omly alternately
34. morins very Porly co and from che ter-
35. mination ot ehc Motion, or the Obstacte.
36. Po chis P anliver, chac tho ic max bc ve-
37. ry true, chat noching in ehis Univerle is
38. actually at absolute rest, buc thacerery thins
39. is in lome degree ot Mocion; vet thac ab.
40. Polute Rest in Bodies is noc impossible, is
41. clear From hence, thac ic implies no con-
42. cradiction, à Sphere in a vacuity Boud
43. be

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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 5. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0163?run=74