If the animal never commences by natural means then neither does it end by natural means; there will be no birth, no utter destruction nor death strictly speaking—so that animals in the state of spermatic (miniature) form may be raised by conception to the grade of larger animals, but only a small number of chosen ones pass to a larger theater.

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if the animal Never commences by natural means neither does it end by natural means that not only will there be no birth that would be no utter destruction nor death strictly speaking

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A History of Philosophy | 39 Leibinz's "Monads"wheatoncollege
Created: 8/10/2026, 11:24:11 PM

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