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Sturm: Physica Conciliatrix, 1687; Physica Electiva, vol. i. 1697, vol.

Sturm: Physica Conciliatrix, 1687; Physica Electiva, vol. i. 1697, vol.

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A similar tendency toward compromisethis time it is a synthesis of Leibnitz and Newtonis seen in his Habilitationsschrift, Principiorum Primorum Cognitionis Metaphysicae Nova Dilucidatio, 1755, and in the dissertation Monadologia Physica, 1756.