Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 187
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The machine reads it as
- For che
- visation.
- by our
- Caules,
- le usetul
- pecuotuy
- Y delighe
- Thus we
- untighes
- acc 10
- decessiries
- a very est
- hai prin
- The ferr
- Eluids, in
- COMPOU.
- umbertes5.
- THC
- e
- DE Satur
- The primary onesare only Tour, viz. Air-
- Water, Mercuryand Lieht; threc of whick
- are buc seldom much componnded rith
- Others, Po that it is NV acer alonc, Or Lymph.
- that is the Basis oF aII our MixtureS, and
- ic is thc parts of Polid Bodies Aoatins in
- ehis Fluid, that produces all our deliehe.
- Fut and usctul varieties oF LiguOrS; (0
- Frugal is Nature in Principles, and (0
- Fruittul and various in Ffects and Com
- positions. 2. The oreat Difference BC-
- ercen the specifick Gravicies oF our Fluids,
- Nercury Being about 8000 times heavier
- than Air. Nor noc to mention che ma-
- ny ales oF ehis last Fluid in ArEIHCerS
- Vorks, had sir been as heavy as Mercury.
- it had been altogether useleso in respirati.
- on: on the contrarr, ic had choakced us
- immediately; and tad cherc noc been a
- Fluid oF the Came weiohe wich Mercury
- 2. c. a collection ot exceeding (mall, vast.
- y heary Spherules, in the present Cir-
- cumstances of Mankind, Ldo noc Lnov
- irhac a preat part oF the WVorid vould have
- done.
- For the Lerdness and Debauch.
- ely
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 187. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0345?run=74