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 1 6 |                     6. Thus it may be said that a Monad can
 2 15|      one perception to another may be called Appetition. It
 3 21|        comes a giddiness which may make us swoon, and which
 4 37|   however infinite this series may be.~
 5 40|                         40. We may also hold that this supreme
 6 42| imperfection of created beings may be seen in the natural inertia
 7 60|    what I have just said there may be seen the reasons a priori
 8 63|        with the entelechy what may be called a living being,
 9 67|         Each portion of matter may be conceived as like a garden
10 75|        rank of larger animals, may be called spermatic, but
11 77|                    77. Thus it may be said that not only the
12 77|        its mechanism [machine] may often perish in part and
13 89|                         89. It may also be said that God as