Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 180
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The machine reads it as
- Brinci
- lecs
- Bhiotornicai
- Formd into SNOW, Or FTail, OE Rain, OI
- carricd into ocher Regions, Whole Soil
- does Wanc it more. Pvery Body Knons,
- that il there ivere no Armosphere, buc a
- pertect Void. around ihe Farih, the
- Action oF che Sun, wond noc be able t0
- raile the Vapours abore a ter Fect, From
- ets Surtace; aud that its only the AImo-
- spheres. beins specifically heaviee, than
- thele l’apours, thac buoys em up in
- ehe Air, by its greater Tendeney torrard
- the Center. Now then, it therc vere
- no Atmosphere, the Papours cond rite t0
- no sufticiene heiehth, and (o con d never
- bc coord Intticienely, (0 as to be Formid
- intosnow, orrain; For at a Cmall dictance
- From ehe Farths Surtace, ehe resected
- Rays oFthe Sun, makce the Places PO Warim,
- that no V’apour cond be turnd into Snou,
- or Rain, there; For ies the Coldness ot
- the uxper Regions, (Beins desticure ot
- thele refected RayS) and che lenoch ot
- Ot their Delcent, chac Forms chele Clonds
- and l’apours into snoer, and Rain, When
- ever che suxportins Armosphere becomes
- liohter,
- AI
- El
- et
- d
- Fa
- I
- N
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 180. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0338?run=74