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 1 7 | internally changed by any other created thing; since it is impossible
 2 10|     also as admitted that every created being, and consequently
 3 10|     being, and consequently the created Monad, is subject to change,
 4 18|        All simple substances or created Monads might be called Entelechies,
 5 19|        all simple substances or created Monads might be called souls;
 6 36|      throughout the universe of created beings, in which the analyzing
 7 42|        42. It follows also that created beings derive their perfections
 8 42|        original imperfection of created beings may be seen in the
 9 47|         substance, of which all created or derivative Monads are
10 47|       by the receptivity of the created being, of whose essence
11 48|       correspond to what in the created Monads forms the ground
12 48| infinite or perfect; and in the created Monads or the Entelechies (
13 49|                           49. A created thing is said to act outwardly
14 50|                     50. And one created thing is more perfect than
15 51|     regard to it. For since one created Monad cannot have any physical
16 52|          52. Accordingly, among created things, activities and passivities
17 56|  connexion or adaptation of all created things to each and of each
18 62|         62. Thus, although each created Monad represents the whole
19 83|       images of the universe of created things, but that minds are
20 84|        relation of God to other created things), but also what a