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# Title: Stateræ Æquilibrium, Quoad Salutis assequendæ facilitatem (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 29; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 29)
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A
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C
b
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M
D
est
1M
ret
cidere; quod con tancum absum uc exi-
cimem, ut aulim aserere me certum esse
decontrario. Scio enim Incontinentes
Plures (lnon plerosque) ipem resursen.
dihabere, imo e propolitum; quomodo
itaque ursere pores quod credine sc ex
cidere vica aererr. a? Quotidiana TunE ex
empla luxuriantium pridie, & Poltridie
Pele Religiolo tamularui cum animo
nunquam ad peccaca redeundi manci-
pancium, e iplam luxuriam augentium
ex hoc voco cam nunquam repecendi:
Nori cui juveni a Religiolis dacum (C
consiium, ut laciaret se voluptacibus, eo
fine ut postmodum concemneret. Juis
quamne attirmabit eum desperavisse de
Beacieudine, vel non reculise ad eam
iplum vicii actum, Ave executorem con
sideres live consultorem? Dua pruden-
tia actum scnihil dispuco: led non ex
desperatione laluris actum eRre, constans
pronuncio. Fnimvero quis unquam
Theologorum docuit omnem qui pec.
carum mortale plena voluntare commi-
Sc habicum Spei perdere?
4. Contirmas proposicum argumen.
tum ex alio dogmate meo; quo astero
reglectum perveniendi ad Beacicudi.
nem ctarum peccari mortalis inducere;
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