Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 120
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The machine reads it as
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- real
- Deincipler
- Veaes. This wich ies violene Morion in a
- Curve, Wrhichcomes near toa Rreighe Linc,
- after it has pass d its Peribelium, and the
- irrecular Dispolition ot the contussd
- Mals oF ies Atmosphere, makes it an un-
- sic Plabitation For Animals, that are not
- in a State ot Punistimene, (o Far as We can
- conceire of the Nacure of Animals. And
- cheretore Pome hare thoughe ic desend,
- to supply che expence ot Fluids in the
- Sun and the Planets. But aS Thave betore
- hinced, chis does noc seem (0 very pro.
- hable, becaule Nature alvars suxplies
- constant and regular Expences atter a
- constant and regular Manner. No the
- Returns of chele Bodies are lo irreorlar
- and uncertain, aud re (0 litele fect the
- LHecis oF chele Returns (ertich oF. nC
- celtitr must bc fele, it chele Friohetul B0.
- dies made che Reimbursement mentiond,
- tince che Sun and Planets are recruice d all
- ac once, or in a very Morctime, oF allche
- lolo ther hare fuster d in cheie Fluids For
- many Tears betore,) thac P am atraid no
- Puch benion InAuenCES, are CO bC exPect.
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- ca
- I
- aI
- thc
- V.
- De
- CuC
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 120. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0278?run=74