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 1 3 |           nor divisibility. These Monads are the real atoms of nature
 2 7 |      changes among the parts. The Monads have no windows, through
 3 8 |                        8. Yet the Monads must have some qualities,
 4 8 |     elements it contains, and the Monads, if they had no qualities,
 5 11|        the natural changes of the Monads come from an internal principle,
 6 14|         minds [esprits] alone are Monads, and that there are no souls
 7 18|      simple substances or created Monads might be called Entelechies,
 8 19|      simple substances or created Monads might be called souls; but
 9 19|          that the general name of Monads or Entelechies should suffice
10 24|           state in which the bare Monads are.~
11 47|         all created or derivative Monads are products and have their
12 48| correspond to what in the created Monads forms the ground or basis,
13 48|       perfect; and in the created Monads or the Entelechies (or perfectihabiae,
14 60|           relation to each of the Monads; otherwise each Monad would
15 60|         of their object, that the Monads are limited. In a confused