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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 3, 1
# Folio 2r, page id 00068398:0003
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Bonum est quicquid ad lacisiam confert
dolorem
Malum est quicquid ad tristitiam confert
Soleot.
Multum incest: colatitiam et voluptatem
et tristisiam eondulore Potest enim
trissitia) est
olo
Laetitia est voluptat totius hominis, qu
Tristitia est dolor tolias hominis quae ex
compensatione omnium voluptatum et
dolorum praesentium exurgit
luntas est sercus crescentis perte
elor
(imminuta)
Voluptas et sensus crescentis perfectionis.
in potuptas est sensue actionis docorpasionis
Dotor est sensus crescentis imperfectionis
Latitia est excessus voluptatum praesen-
tium supra dobres
Tristitia est excessus dolorum praesen-
tium supra voluptates
Unde sequitur posse aliquem simul voluptatem
et dolorem sentire sed non posse simul
laetum et tristem esse.
patet etiam Laetitiam esse voluptatem totius
homnis publicam sive universalem ex totius
constitutione resultantem.
itaque et in mediis doloribus laeti, et in
mediis voluptatibus tristes esse possumus.
Felicitas est laetitia durabilis
Miseria est tristitia durabilis