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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 1
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15. 28.) X. Quotus quisque hominum est, qui in praxi attendat has ad has
subtilitates?. Et, si quis attendet, reperiet omnia sua bona a Deo esse, omnia
mala a se; beneficia divina vel gineralia, vel peculiaria, sibi nondeberi;
intet maxima divina beneficiaem ipsis esse circumstantias, in quibus collecti
collocati fuimus, quibu, factum est, eat a prave educatione, malorum
uis seducentibus magis fortasse quam alii quidam
suimus praeservati,s nequops est adeuta quodsi q eta nod est necesso ut
itaque non omnis gratitudo nostra soliu gratiae cuidam internae per se efficaci
debetur; neque hoc nisi ab to statui poteist, qui caetera divina beneficii non satis
aestimare novit