Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 119
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The machine reads it as
- latelus
- many
- lanets
- mex.
- Hleau
- A re.
- blons
- chree
- E nOE
- abore
- thac
- a ren
- nC Ot
- trom
- equal
- tation
- ePla-
- Moci
- indif.
- Othero
- 21O.
- et sraturat Det
- anocher: Ther are allo about che lame
- Bulk rrich the Planets, generalls speal-
- ins; and like them are compaet solid
- Bodies, buc Turrounded with 2 vaAly
- larse chin Fluid, incermixe wich severat
- Grosser Particles, and compoline an irre-
- Cular unequally dispols d, and uncertainty
- asitated Mals; Wrtich is calld its AImo-
- Sphere, Whose Diameter, is ten or fifEcen
- Limesastons as that of its Body. Belides
- ertrich, it has a lons lucid Train, whieh is
- rais d in its Approach to the Sun, by the
- HlcacthereoF, and extends Lometimestofoue
- hundred Thouland Miles above its Body.
- Ie is alrars oppolice co the Sun, becaule
- it is the chiner pare ot is Atmosphere, CX
- tremels rarihed by his Rays; and lo rare
- chac the Stars may be leen chrouoh it.
- This Tail accompanies it chrongh its Course
- over aII che Planetary Regions, Cnerca(InE
- in ies Approach toche sun, and lesleninz
- in its Recels. Thele Comets Pometimes
- come (0 near the Sun, as tobe hcated
- co such a Deorec that cher cannor be-
- come cool again, in many Thoulands ot
- TCars.
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 119. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0277?run=74