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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 3, 5
# Folio 15v, page id 00068296:0032
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sufficere censeri Dua ergo hac Censorum sustitia
dicina stultitia est, in poena defendenda ultra vo,
luntatem compertam scelerati, idest in infinitam ire velle 
. persuasiti, nullum excusandi colorem damnatis su,
tamen
peresse, nec habere eos cur querantur, tabere, cur in,
dignentur, saut potius habere eos curquerantur, non
habere de quo querantur; habere iram canis inlapidem;
ineptorum alea tudentium in fortunam; desperatorum
in se ipsos, talem esse eorum iram in harmoniam univer,
salem ipsi rerum natura, seu ideis consentaneam, huius
rerum cursas effectricem, iram profecto tam staliam,
quam si ques male computans d examina opperationi
minime respondere sentiens, indignaretur Arithme
0
ticae polius quam sibi, doleretque incassum, ter trca non
decem potus (:nam talibus praportionibus necessariis etcam
harmonia rerum innititur: ) quam novem esse
eo
Habere igitur, iram sine bbjecto, dolorem sine faga,
querelam denique quam nec ipsi sibi approbare, nec
tamen deponere possint, sane accessiones ingentes
o
acuenda illi rabiosae infelictati, qua potissimum
damnatio condietur. Bh. Egregi illud dolorem
eis sine fuga ae propemodum, si dicere liceret,
gratum esse, nec possedamnatos approbate siti
sipsis, querelas suas: Hoc erat quod tibi denique
dicturus eram, ut plene convincereris. Addo
corsus
enim nunquam eos per omnem aeternitatem dam,
matos este, semper damnandos, semper eos posse
liberari, nunquam velle, conscentia ergopen,
qutuo reclamante ne queri quidem constanter
unquam posse sine contradictione. H Bhysiteria
loqueris Dhive alii mavcolent paradoxa.
Ih. Nihit refert, nos soli sumus, detrahe velum.
Dh. Imo si animum adventas, detraci. Me
mineris pauloante inter nos denatura peccati
mortalis, seu ratione damnationis convenisse
r. lepete quaeso,  accommoda loco prasenti
Dh. an oblitas es, quid tibi rationem damnati
Juda postalanti responderim E. operae pretium
est ipsa verba resumere, quia luculenta. Quareba
quae ratio damnationis. Respondi: status
morientis, oduum scilicet Det, quo flagram, obijt.
Anima enim cum a mortis momento nouis sensit
tationibas tantum postremis insistit, unde non
cogi
mutat sed auget slatum mortis. Ddium autem Des.
ad est feli cissioni