Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 273
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The machine reads it as
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- Eecline
- C vetuct
- Tortle(s.
- Cnjo
- WC ac
- ix FY e5
- can bc
- (0 ma-
- By it
- buoyd
- C There
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- AC OUF
- C, and
- Cireu.
- to Ou
- Fars,
- et sEtdu
- Fars, and other Mens ThOWBHES LO OUL
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- are these, T. The Meatus Anditorins.
- erhich is a contorted Pastase For the out
- Wrard Rir, rumins trst uprard, and then
- dorrnard; here arc mans Glands
- erhich Ceparate a vilcid elurinous Matter,
- irhich hinders Inscets, or any hurcful
- thins. From corrodins thc Tempanum.
- ertrich is a second principal Part of thc
- internal Far. IE is a thin itembrane, likze
- the Flead oF a Drum, Arecch d upon a
- Bonr Cirele, Behind irtrich is the Barrel.
- in ehie Carier ot wrhich there are Four
- litele Bones cald che Hammer, chC An-
- vil, the Stirrup, and the Os orbiculare. Iu
- THIs Barrel there are Cereral Foles, one
- oF irtich opens, behinds the Palate ot
- the Mouth, and receires Air to Cupply
- chele Carities, chat have no Communi-
- cation rith the Rir, comine in by chic
- oucward Par. Next to the Barrel, is etic
- Tabrrinth, ertrich ends in the restibulum,
- and is Follor d br the Cochlea, irtrich is
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 273. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0431?run=74