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# Title: [Qua Divi Thomae Vera mens de singulis vitae humanae & Christianae officiis inter rigidas & laxiores opiniones media defenditur] Qva Divi Thomæ Vera mens de singulis vitæ humanæ & Christianæ officiis inter rigidas & laxiores opiniones media defenditur (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 210:2)
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DEFENSIO VIRTETVIE MIORLLIVU.
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cionem dclerere, Pro quibus omnibus ofticiis, mors mil
lies enter opperenda: Ec quod decerius est, magisque
opud me execrandum, D. Thomam prohis impietaribus
Ctare aic apertissime Amadaeus. Ouamuis mulca in opul
culo Amadaei pii omnes damnent, illud Cane non postre.
mum est, quodrnum hac appendice proseguor, D. Tho-
mamper summam Fraudem in eor scelerum de curpitui
dinum parrocinium ascisci.
PAR AOR A PH YS L ER FLVS.
e alienae morris desiderio, ex teta
Proposition.
CFD rix poruir Ragiciolius quidquam moliri Amad. in-
Scerprecatione et corruprelâ quaectionis 76. Cx 2. 2. d 3.
Lenc. dist. 30. 9. F. aFr. Y. 2d 4. Ex his duobus locis tentar
deducere, licirum elle desiderare alteri morrem, de illa
saudere, non quarenus illimala, sed quarenus cibi bona-
reci in bonis succedas. Aeque re plagiarii crimen, ma-
nibus contrectandum Cubijciam; actende, Lector, quid
D. Thomashis locis Rarmat: Priore de maledicto disserie,
ee Cumpro disputationis exordio ab cermolosia nominis.
nic maledicendi reccarum bitariam adinitu, efferendo
nempe, aut imprecando malum. Primum enunciatione
tic, cum ricium, quo quis caret aftingis, aut quo occulto
laborat, euulsas: e hoc ad derractionis peccatum perri-
nec. Aeque hoc primo dinisionis membro sepolito 2d
aliam quaectionem, alterum in duo senera parritur, in
imprecationem ex imperio, cum malum jubes interri; vel
ex roco cum opias morbum vel morrem: id que rursus
bifariam, si ex odio inimici, malum illi impreceris; vel si
ad bonum commune, aut aliud majus referas; ex regulis
dultirix, charieare in illum cui videris imprecari.
His ita explicaris, duas conclusiones ctatuic S. Doctor;
primam, maledictum ab odiohominis profectum, num-
Qua DCCCaTO carere: alteram, maledictum legitimum
elle, ex affectu boni iusti: re cum iudex eeum damnat, 2d
quas commeruit vaenas; cum Ecclelia filios rebelles ana-
dere: Onidni parriam funditus euerrere: Ne dicam A2