Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 243
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The machine reads it as
- Pals ic
- is very
- cion che
- TIn PFO.
- rits, are
- theclo
- Animal
- e Blood
- oF thc
- then a
- hen ther
- 5o thac
- 5G10B,
- lbc 25 L
- CPrOPOr
- DetWcen
- luctaind
- Xpended
- IC a WOn
- pendium
- et saturat
- of Nature is this Elere in preat Labour,
- the Animal Spirits Which are the Subltance.
- Or rather, the rery Fssence ot che Blood,
- are Pard as much as is postible; (o chat
- a Man wrhio is oblised eo hard Labour, is
- noc reduc d co the necessiey ot havins
- trviceor Four rimes as inuch Victuals, a5
- one that is under no necestitr t0 WorlE.
- re aIl leno chac the Spiries are the most
- precious chings in aIl che Animal Body, By
- rhichre move, and our Blood circulates,
- i. e. we live; by wrtrich aII the Plealures
- ot Lite are relistred, and aIl Sensation per-
- Form d, by erhrich ve have chac Lireliness
- and Aciliey, chac Cheartulnels and Pran-
- quillier, chat actuates aIl our Rnj OymenES:
- and wichont irhich, we are languid, and
- dulI, unactire, and chouchele(s. NOW
- chis, (o necessary ard utetul a Substance,
- ras to be Par d by all means postible, and
- aerecable co che Necellities ot Lite, arid
- re sec che rise AuchOE OF NaturE, HaS
- catren rondertul Care, chac no Expenses
- Mond be made cherein that con d Be avoi.
- ded. 3. WVhrac a Cranse rarictr oE Mto
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 243. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0401?run=74