4 ;;Quote: summary of Leibniz's philosophy--subject & predicate, substance or Ego with multiple predicates, analytic vs. synthetic, perception

4+;;Quote: analytic vs. synthetic by (not) asserting existence at particular times

4+;;Quote: a substance satisfies predicates or qualities at various times; e.g., the Ego

4+;;Quote: perception yields knowledge of the external world; i.e., existents other than myself and my states

9 ;;Quote: every proposition is reducible to one which attributes a predicate to a subject

9+;;Quote: a subject is defined by its predicates; hence except for existence, every true statement is analytic

9+;;Quote: except for God's existence, every existential proposition is synthetic; the subject need not exist

10 ;;Quote: an individual substance can not be predicated of any other subject

10+;;Quote: every soul is a world apart; contains all predicates past and future; by principle of sufficient reason