Essay · Philosopical literatureIt may be said likewise in respect of perfect wisdom, which is no less orderly than mathematics, that if there were not the best among all possible worlds, God would not have produced any.Gottfried Wilhelm LeibnizTheodicy · 1710★ 5.2
Play · Comedy (play) · ComedyThere is a very pretty Collection of Prints in the next Room, Madam, will you give me leave to explain them to you?Susanna Centlivre1710★ 3.6
Philosophical literatureAll the choir of heaven and furniture of the earth-in a word, all those bodies which compose the mighty frame of the world-have not any subsistence without a mind... Their being is to be perceived or known.George BerkeleyA Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge · 1710★ 1.9
Treatise · Philosophical literatureWhat do we perceive besides our own ideas or sensations?George Berkeley1710★ 1.2
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