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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 3, 1
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Nclegen imseibela est debitum seu
ropossibilium nulla est obligatio
Nam quod impossibile nullis praemiis vel
poens procurari potest.
Omne necessarium est licitum seu Ne-
cessitas legem non habet.
nam necessarium nullo modo, ac proinde
nec praemiis vel poenis impediri potest
Contradictorium illiciti debituu est
Cari
inter ses
Uti se habent necessarium, contingens
impossibite, possibile, impossibile; ita
se habent debitum indebitum licitum
illicitum.
Est enim debitum nihil aliud quam necessarium
viro bono, et illicitum nihil aliud quam
impossibile Viro bono. Est autem vir
conus cujus charitas recte ordinata est
seu qui bonum commune quae am quaerit
quantum licet salvo suo. Hinc patet
omnia Theoremata de Modalibus
huc transferri ac totidem novas
propositiones circa justum et injustum
cunc enuntiari posse. Eadem theo
remata repeti possuunt, non tantum.
ratione viri boni, sed et ratione
viri prudentis.
Liberum est quod neque debitum neque illicitum est
Unumquoque praesumitur liberum.