Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 259
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The machine reads it as
- InS CaF
- IS CeNE
- Ctraiohe
- hrouetr
- ThC
- nd FaIIS
- erhence
- ime
- Chat the
- Descen-
- Ventri
- 5, 15 DC-
- Vesels,
- indecd,
- did
- ot satural Del
- did the Blood necd eo pals chrouoh thc
- Lnnes, the Farus being nourithed from
- ehe Mother, Wrhole Fluids had already re-
- ceir d, all the Advancases chey con drcap
- trom the Nir, in her Lunes; buc when
- it comes into the Air, and is no longer
- nouristed Trom che Blood of thC MO-
- ther, this pressure is taken oA from
- the Bl00d Vessels, by the distention
- oF the Lunes, alter che maniner already
- explaind. And (o finding a trec Paltasc
- chronoh che Lunes, it runs no more by
- the communicarins Canal: And (o chac
- dries up; and br the current in the PaI
- monary Vein, chic Valve oF the. foramen O.
- vale is Mut (0; thac the Blood can no
- more pals that raz From the Cava. No
- hou wisely are these difterent Chaniiels
- For che Blood contrir d, For the difterent
- necessities ot the Paetus, betore and after
- ies BirchI, This is a plain Indication, oF
- forahnom ledee; and ot Cuch an onc. 25 nO-
- thing but Omniscence, is susticient FOr.
- And chis is cercainly one of che most con-
- vincins Proots ot Desien and Connsel; chac
- C. D LL
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 259. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0417?run=74