Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 265
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The machine reads it as
- lumoue
- ediately
- liguid,
- much
- ext the
- x 15 CO-
- IC 15
- chinner
- phericat
- ParE, 15
- Alion ot
- equent.
- Nerves
- la the
- visible;
- 60
- ot s2aC
- visible; buc by this laceral Insertion oF
- chele Nerves, the point of the Object
- artrich is invisible in the onc Pye, becomes
- visible in the ocher: For it is impostible,
- that che Rays Moud Fall on the inside et
- Boch Fres ac che Pame time. Thc lighe
- erhich comes trom the several points ot
- Objects, is lo retracted (by the Cornea and
- Christalline Flumour principallY) astomeet
- again upon the Retina, and there to paine
- in the Came Order and Proportion, wich
- the Obiect, theImase thereot, (a5 is evi
- dent by takrins of chat part of the Dura
- Mater, Wrhich covers the backside ot thc
- Retina, From the Pye ot any dead Animal
- and then placino the Fve in a AcFIole, OF
- a darkned Room; For lookino chen uxon
- the back part of the Retina, Wre MaII Scc
- chroustrit, the Pictures oF external Objects
- painceduxon its inside) andthese Pictures
- propasated by Motion, alons the Oprick
- Nerves, are the Causc oF Vision. No
- wtrat can be more admirable chan chis
- sructure oF the Fye; evry part contribu
- cirs Comechins corardies Perfection. ThC
- Cornea
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 265. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0423?run=74