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 1 4 |        there is no conceivable way in which a simple substance
 2 5 |        there is no conceivable way in which a simple substance
 3 7 |        7. Further, there is no way of explaining how a Monad
 4 21| without being affected in some way, and this affection is nothing
 5 21| continuously round in the same way several times in succession,
 6 22|     preceding state, in such a way that its present is big
 7 23|    perception can in a natural way come only from another perception,
 8 23|        motion can in a natural way come only from a motion. (
 9 58|      that is to say, it is the way to get as much perfection
10 60|     are limited. In a confused way they all strive after [vont
11 61|    contact with it and in some way feels the effect of everything
12 62|     belongs to it in a special way. (Theod. 400.)~
13 63|     every Monad is, in its own way, a mirror of the universe,
14 78|     principles have given me a way of explaining naturally
15 90|     His perfections, as is the way of genuine ‘pure love,’