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# Title: [Vera Mens D. Thomae Et eius Scholae, de opinionum ex Lege delectu ut qualibet re Morali explicata & defensa. Adversus D. Caramuelis Apologema In D. Fagnanum] Vera Mens D. Thomæ Et eius Scholæ, de opinionum ex Lege delectu vt qualibet re Morali explicata & defensa. Adversvs D. Caramvelis Apologema In D. Fagnanum (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 210:1)
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AD D. CAR AMVELEN.
ri. e apud impericum rulsus applaulus caprare. S)
ruas opiniones iam rhionesloriaris ce demonstra.
ciue probare (adeo occulta argumenrorum ruorum
vi, ve cibirni sir comperca) sudio d nostra senren-
tix odio, in illum calamum distrinxicti, cur candius
racuisti: C. ur nihil simile Ccriplsti in Paulum Comi-
eolum, Andream Blanchum, Philiopum Fabei, Tu-
lium Mereorum, qui antCD. Fagnanum, cuam opi-
nionem impusnarurr, nec eorum argumenris hacte
nuslarisfecisti:
Adde parum convenire Christiano, pari, le huma-
pirace et charirare in auctores, qui diverla senriane.
ab echnicis superari. Puratne Scoicorum Paradoxa
minus aliena esle ab Fpicureorum Comniis, 8 ACa-
demicorum probabilicaribus, quam acuis D. Fagna-
ni senrenrias, quae docene ex probabilibus curiora se-
ctanda, quae Rene prolese, de honesto conera veile:
Si ica cenleres, probares ce omnino impericum an
eiquae Philolophia: ac quamlibet abhorreane sroica
dogmara ab Epicureis, ee Academicis, Ccis canca
animorum concencione, Brucum Scoicum severiss-
mum, Cassio Epicurco, et Ciceroni Academico
conunctum, re verumque belli proparria, ex Au-
diorum Cocioshabuerit, cum Cassio in acie perieries
Ciceronem vero, librove iplerestarur, de vireure
grauissimo, lub ejus nomine ediro, pronocauerit ad
honestissimam ex amicissimam de rebus Philosophi
cisdispurarionem, ee ipse Ciceropraecipuos de Phi-
Lolophia libros, quales lune Paradoxa, de Finibus
bonorum e malorum, aliolque Bruro in scriplerie3
Sed Deum immorralem; quamuis diuertissimis se-
etis addicti, qua humanirare quibus se laudibus, qui-
bus officiis rleco curoque prolaris, proleguunt: