| It is fairly obvious that the Leibnizian monadology is the necessary outcome of any such philosophy. |
| In philosophy he followed Reinhard in ethics and the monadology of Leibnitz, though he was also influenced by Kant. |
| This relation, taking the premises of the monadology, might seem enigmatical. |
| Leibnitz, in his Monadology, and more especially his theodicy, witnessed to his belief in this doctrine. |
| And It is everywhere, as the passage above from the Monadology shows, and as all the essays of Defining Race show. |
| Unlike Wolff, Baumgarten embraces Leibniz's monadology and the doctrine of preestablished harmony. |
