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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Politik und Volkswirtschaft LH 34
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conf. lreulot loh. a berser. Hebivont praef. Aphubet.
retraici iaviu in specum. Spot. orientis de Colleg. propag. fici tine
Societus philadelphica.
5y) Se Uetileulliber est privaturi,
quae uid Dro gratum est;
(8. 1) vera Politica est nosse quid sit sibi un
tilissimum.
(8. 2). Utilissimum cuique est, quod Deo gratissimum.
quia Deus est Ens potentissimum, potentissimo an-
tem non obsequi, ejus voluritati adversari peri–
crtosissimum; contra parere aum grandis
praemii spe, et, quia Deus etiam sapientisu
finus est, certitudoe corjunctum.
(8. 3.) Deo autem gratissimum est, quicquid
facit ad perfectionem uuniversi.
5. 4) Ad pefectionem unversi facit, quicqd
facit ad utititte perfectionem generis humani
Quia in universo sensibili nullum est
rerum genus homine perfectius.
(5. 5.) perfectio humani generis in eo consi-
stit, ut sit quoad ejus fieri potest
et sapientissimum et potentissimum.
6.) Sapientia et potentia generis huma–
duplici ratione augetur 
toscientiae artesque novae eruantur, partim
ut jam cognitis homines assuefiant.
5. 7) Assuefient homines jam cognitis ar
tibus si ac scientiis, (id est praxibus et re-
gulis utilibus) si inde usue a juventa edu
centur ad pretatem, sobrietatem, curam
valetudinis, modestiam, laborem, omnesque
omnino virtutes; si occasiones peccandi adi-
paniter et virbene gesta
mantur; si peccata latere facile non possint,
si poene illis, praemia his magna certo
immineant. Si adimatur hominibus po-
testas invicem dissentiendi, si introducatur
charitatis necessitas; si omns ad vitam som
(55. 8.) Ardgebuntur artes et scientrae uni–
versali quantum fieri potest corresponsu,
tum diligentissimis inquisitionibus in natu.
ram rerum.
d. ∞.) Utraque et inventio et inventorum
in animos instillatio et per singulas fieri
potest et conjunctis operis societatis
late distuse
(5. 10) Manifestum est autem plus omnino
fructu infinities majore praestani per socie–
tatem posse, quam operis singulorum sibi
inconnexis et arens sine calce instar hrantibus
L.HXXXIY, Fane. 10