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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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eum possunt, conari alterius Odium, Tram, Contemptum (SC.
amore contra, sive Cenerositate compensare PFOP. 46.
Flicit POrrO ex Definitionibus Amoris; (5 Intellectus istos
qui Odium amore expugnare student, laetos, s securospunare,
ac eque facile unihomini, ac pluribus resistere, (5 F’ortunae auxi-
lio quam minime indigere; quos vero vincunt latos cedere, non
quidem ex defectu, sed ex incremento virium. Vid. Schol.
PFOP. 46. Asit autem de difterentia, quae inter hom
nem, qui solo affectu, seu opinione, e cum, quiratione
ducitur, intercedit, in Scholio Prov. 66. dictae Partis,
aftirmatque illum, velit nolit, ea azere, quae maxime inorat;
hunc veronemini, nisi sibi soli, moremrerere, C ea tantum are-
re, quae in vitâ prima esse novit, quaeque propterea maxime
cupit; e ideo illum Auctor priorem Serrum, sed polte
riorem Liberum rocat.
Liberorum omnium Virtutem aeque marnam cerni in decli-
nandis, quam in superandis periculis, monstrat ibidem Prop. 69.
item eos erga se invicem oratissimos esse, PrOP. 7I. e nun
quam dolo malo, sed semper cum fide azere, PrOP. 72. EE
liberiores esse in Civitate, ubi ex communi decreto vivunt,
quam in solitudine, ubi sibi solis obtemperant, PFOP. 73.
Hlaec, quae de Vera Libertate ostendit, ad lortitudi-
nem in Scholio ejuldem Prop. retert, d dicit, Virum
Fortem neminem odio habere, nemini irasci, nemini invidere;
indignari, neminem despicere, miniméque superbire.
In quintâ ethices Parte conatur demonstrare, quod
nosperintellectum, vel per mere intellectualem, ec ad
xquatam, quam de Deo, rebUIquE ACQNITIUS, COgMI
TIOnEM;