Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 59
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- neceCTIEY
- must have
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- NOC CO BC
- y irhere;
- CenEEKS,
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- lies OF FHC
- the void
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- at satural Deligion
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- the Tolid Substance has a very (inalI PFOPOr
- tion cothe Vacuities inter (persederen in our
- System, and the Maccer of this Ulniverle is
- almost nothing in respect ot the contain-
- ino Space, as has been insinuaced in the
- Former Chapter. For Since Space is intr.
- nite (as IMtrallhereaster demonstrate) and
- Tince theres a necessier ot admittins oF
- deural Vacuities as Phare Formertr Mhewrn;
- ies plain, Maeter cannoc be intinice in its
- extenE, Since chereb, ic is not equal to
- Space. Noir if the fxt Scars be finite in
- cheir Number, or the material part ofchis
- Cinirerse limiced in its extent, the Bodies
- at che limies oF the material part bcins
- quice trec trom actractions upon the side
- corrard the infinite Space, must vicld to
- the accracting Force of che Bodies corrard
- the common Center of Gravity oF the mate-
- rial part, and the Bonndaries viclding, che
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- Po on evneothe Center; For nothing buc
- an equal atrraction on all Elands can Kcep
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 59. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0217?run=74