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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 4, 13c
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landem merentur, caetera
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quaeri potest an ea qua
sola quae litum recto voluntas
nostrae un quae sivimus auder
mereantur: an Potius naturae
quoque et tortune dona
honorem et praemia merean
tur. Mihi videtur laudem
mereri etiam pulchritudinem
6t momoria capacitatem
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et dinitias relictus c
genoris nobilitatem et
alia id genus, quia lans
nihil aliud quam praestantiae
cujadam praedicatio. Non
itaque omnis ans praemium
t
est virtutis. ioemde honore
dici potest. Praemia um
quaue constitui lalent
fateor constitui solent
non nisi cuidam virtuti
tamet si fortunque admixta
At ubitipea
sibi ut luctra
veluar vto
ata
habe
praeminum
sipulimudims
nullum est. quia nihil
hic voluntas facit. Praemiuu
iigatur constitui et persievi
potest his tantim  3t
ad quae malius agenda-
excitari homines possunt