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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 1
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 58 G
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Paces. Furiosis aut dormientibus non
possunt imputari Actiones, quas edunt,
lirebona sintliremalee; ideoque aliqui
Taltem Libertaris pradus nobisconceden-
eXen
dilune, alias quomodo vel laudandi vet
culpandi crimus propter quicquam co.
rum qua facimus. Si homo putat sc in-
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evicabili subesle Decreto; uti nulla ma-
lefactorum conscientia ipsum urgebit;
eo quod ri mevicabili constrictus ei on
mnia imputat, sic Facili a plana conse.
guentia inde concludit, vanum esse lu.
ctari cum Imponibilibus; Cumque HIO-
mines nacura proclires sint ad culpam o-
minem à le amovendam, seque Inertia
e Tonavia dandos, in Vitia icthaecpronio-
res utique (uUS, Quam. UL OpuS (IC ejuS.
modi adoptare Opiniones, qua illis pa-
trocinantur. Omnis Virtus de Religio,
omnis Disciplina e Industria, ex hoctan-
quam Principio suo primo derivari debet,
nimirum elle in nobis Potentiam, qu’a
Copitationes de Actiones nostras guber-
nare, de Facultatibus nostris uri portumus.
Htoc E negetur, omnis Conatus, Fduca-
tio, omnegue Audium, Cirenobis sive aliis
impensum, ranum prorsus erte aeque
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