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 1 41| follows that God is absolutely perfect; for perfection is nothing
 2 48|     are absolutely infinite or perfect; and in the created Monads
 3 50|      one created thing is more perfect than another, in this, that
 4 50|     there is found in the more perfect that which serves to explain
 5 50|        takes place in the less perfect, and it is on this account
 6 63|        is ruled according to a perfect order, there must also be
 7 76|   drawn from experience are in perfect agreement with my principles
 8 85|       that is to say, the most perfect State that is possible,
 9 85|       possible, under the most perfect of Monarchs. (Theod. 146;
10 87|    shown above that there is a perfect harmony between the two
11 90|        90. Finally, under this perfect government no good action