Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 35
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The machine reads it as
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- Ily in alE
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- Can move
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- voluntary
- MIotion.
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- that cuting che Nerres thac Perre any NTuI-
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- che ouy Conception e can Form oF vo-
- luncarr NIotions, is that the Mind lilce a
- otiltul Mnsician Prikes uxon chac Nerve
- irtrich conrers animal Spirits eo che MuI-
- cle eo be contracted, and ads a frCaLEF
- Forec etian che natural eo chenerrous suice
- erhereby ic opens ies Pallage into che Ve-
- Ticles oF wrtrich the Muscular Fibres Con-
- GCt, ertich ic coud noc hare donc by ies
- natural POrVer. But this Action oF chC
- Mind or WVill uxon chese Animal Spiries
- beins altogether unaccouneable siom chc
- Lars of Motion, ic is plain chac volun.
- carr Morion is altogether immechanical.
- And indecd vere ic Mechanical, ic cond
- noc be Voluntarr; For whrac ever acts
- Mechanically, aes constanels and necel
- Carily, and C0 can never aet volunta
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 35. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0193?run=74