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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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E F H E C E S Pars III.
est. Deinde inter appetitum, ec cupiditatem nulla est differentia,
nili quod cupiditas ad homines plerum que reteratur, quatenus sui
appetitus sunt conscii, e propterea sic detiniti potest, nempe, Cu-
piditas est appetitus cum ejusdem conscientia. Conltat itaque ex his
ommibus, nihilnosconari, relle, appetere, nequecupere. quia
id bonum ese judicamus; led contra nos proxterca, aliquid bonum
esse, judicare, quia id conamur, rolumus, appetimus, atque cu.
DiMIIS. no vicentur ctuvo simulfier, ob
ex p.
P R O P O S Y Y 10 Z.
Idea, quae Corporis nostri existentiam secludit, in nostra Men-
te darinequit; sed eidem est contraria.
D F M O N S F R A F F O.
Ouicguid Corpus nostrum potest destruere, in eodem dari ne
quit, (per Prop. 5. hujus) adcoqueneque eiusrei idea potestinDeo
dari, quatenus nostri Corporisideamhrabet, (per Coroll. Prop. 9.
p. 2.) hocCA, (per Prop. TT.  13. p. 2.) ejus sei idea in noltra
Mente dari nequit; sed contra, quoniam (per Prop. II.  13. P. 2.)
primum, quod Mentis epentiam constituit, eAt idea corporis actu
existentis, primum, et praecipuum noltra Mentis conatus cs, (per
Prop. 7. hujus) Corporisnoltri exictentiam aHturmare; atque adeo
idca, quae Corporis noctri existentiam negat, nostra Menti est
Contraria ecC. B. F. D.
P R O P O S I F1 0 ZI
Ouicquid Corporis nostri arendi potentiam auret, vel minuit,
juvat, vel coercet, ejusdem reiidea Mentis nostrae coritandi po
tentiam auret, vel minuit, juvat, vel coercet.
D E M O N S E R A T I O.
TIxec Propolitio patet ex Propositionc7. Partis 2. Vel etiam ex
Propolitione 14. PaPFIS 2.
S C H O E I V M.
Videmus itaque Mentem magnas porte patimutationes, d jun
admajorem, jam autem ad minorem perfectionem tranlise, qua
Quio