Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 264
Machine transcription. Not an edition. Errors are expected: about 8% character error rate on Latin and French lines, higher on German. Mean line confidence on this page: 0.84.
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The machine reads it as
- bssiloto
- BICa
- rincto
- OE Objects are Fram d. The Arst Flumour
- is cald che Agneons, ic lies immediately
- under ehc Cornea, ic is thin and liquid.
- and oF a Spirirnous Nature, in C0 much
- chatic wrill noc freere in the preatest FroR.
- IhC Sccond is the Chrystalline, next thc
- Agneons; ic is conrex on boch sides, and
- relembles a double convex Lens; it i5 Co-
- vered rich a fine Coat calld Aranea.
- The chird is che classi Flumour, ic is
- chicker than che Agneons, and chinner
- than the Chrystalline, it sires a Spherical
- Fisure eo the Rye, upon its backe part, 15
- ehc Retina Epread, irtich it secpeth at a
- distance From the Chrystalline LIUmour, re-
- quilice to receire the distinet imprestion et
- Obiccts. The Optick Nerves are inserted
- in the inside of che Optik Axes, Whereby
- the midole poine of evry Object is di-
- Siney scen, For the Center of thesbo
- is insensible, as Monsieur Mariotte has
- Mheon by Experiment. And consequene.
- Ir. had the Cencer of che Optick Nerves
- coincided, rith thac of the Rerina, the
- midle point ot any Obiect, had been in
- visible;
- X Insertion flbo Optirk Porbo
- 26
- chel
- ortii
- visib
- visib
- tHaE
- boch
- uetii
- Ob
- Chr
- a8aI1
- in th
- lEr
- Fin
- the
- uent
- Matet
- Retit
- and e
- a dar
- the
- chEC
- paine
- PTOP
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- vot
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 264. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0422?run=74