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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 4, 4
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De vita Deata:
an
Vita Beata est animo perfecte contento ultra
quillo frui, ad quam acqvirendam necesse est ut cuilli
bet
conetur ingenio suo quam poterit optime uti, ad ea quae
in omnibus vitae casibus facere vel fugere debeat cognoscen
da: breviter ut assidue quid dictet ratio cognoscat;
Hinc Sapientia.1 2)
sit semper in firmo ac constanti proposito ea omnia
faciendi quae sua ratio ipsi suadebit, nec passionibus aut
appetitibus ab hoc applici se permittät breviter ut
cognitum, quod in sua potestate est, quicquid ut contra
rium affectus suadeat assequatur, hinc Virtus; 3)
attendat, quod quamdiu ex ratione quantum fieri
potest se gerit, bona illa, quibus tunc caret, omnia sint
absolute extra suam potestatem, atque hac ratione
ipsis non cupiendis asiuscat; breviter ut assecutus
cognita et cum ratione expetita, et in potestate existen
tia, nulla de re conquerendo acquiescat, hinc Animi
tranquillitas.
Pars I. de Sapientia
Sapientia est perfecta earum rerum quas homo no
visse potest scientia, quae et vitae ipsius regula sit, et
valetudini conservandae, artibusque omnibus invenien
dis inserviat. (1
Ut vero discamus recte regere rationem ad dete
gendam veritates quas ignorumus sequentes observatio
nes proderunt. (
at nite