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1 7 |     since it is impossible to change the place of anything in
2 8 |       means of perceiving any change in things. For what is in
3 10|  created Monad, is subject to change, and further that this change
4 10| change, and further that this change is continuous in each.~
5 12|  besides the principle of the change, there must be a particular
6 12|  changes [un detail de ce qui change], which constitutes, so
7 13| simple. For, as every natural change takes place gradually, something
8 15|      principle which produces change or passage from one perception
9 80|   opinion that the soul could change the direction of bodies.