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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 4, 4
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De vita Beata:
a
Sita Beata est animo perfecte contento  tran
quillo frui, ad quam acquirendam necesse est ut qu’ili
bet
Conetur ingenio suo quam poterit optime ubi, ad ea qua
in omnibus ritae casibus facere vel fugere debeat cogrosco
da breviter ut assiclue quid dic tet ratio cognoscat,
Hinc hapientia
sit semper in firmoac constanti propositio ea omnia
faciendi quae sua ratio ipsi suadebit, nec passionibus aut
appetitibus ab hoc abduci se permittat breviter ut
cognitum quod in sua potettate est quicquid ut contra
rium affectus spadeat assequatur hunc Virbus
Attondat. quod quandiu ex ratione quantum fierr
potest se gerit, bona illa, quibus tunc caret omnia sint
absolute extra suam potestatem atque hanc ratione
ipsis non cupiendis assueseat; breviter ut assecubus
cognita et cum ratione expedita et in poteotate existen
tia, nulla de re conguerendo acquies eat hinc Animi
tranguillitas
Pars + de Sapientia
Dapentra est perfecta earum rerum quashomo no
visse potest scienitia, quae et vitae ipsius regula sit et
valetudini conservandae artibusque omnibus invenien
dis inserriat.
Ut vero discamus recle regere intionem ad dita
aendam veritates quas ignoramus sequentes obsernatio
nes proderunt.
ut nihil