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 1 4 |    substance can be destroyed by natural means. (Theod. 89.)~
 2 5 | substance can come into being by natural means, since it cannot be
 3 11|         just been said, that the natural changes of the Monads come
 4 13|         is simple. For, as every natural change takes place gradually,
 5 23|          one perception can in a natural way come only from another
 6 23| perception, as a motion can in a natural way come only from a motion. (
 7 42|        beings may be seen in the natural inertia of bodies. (Theod.
 8 64|        kind of divine machine or natural automaton, which infinitely
 9 76|        never comes into being by natural means [naturellement], no
10 76|        does it come to an end by natural means; and that not only
11 86|          is a moral world in the natural world, and is the most exalted
12 88|         destroyed and renewed by natural means at the very time when