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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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C OR O E E A R F V M.
Hinc sequicat, quod MenS CaimaGinarI AVCLLatuIE, quae ipsius,
e Corporio eentiam minuunt, vel coercent.
S C H O L I V N.
x lSclare aellisimus, quid Amor, quidque Odium sit. Nenr
a Lalud est, quam Laetitia, concomitante ide à causa exter-
nae; ex Odium nihil aliud, quam Tristitia conconitante idea causae
externae. Videmus deinde, quodille, qui amat, neceMariO CONAEUE
iem, quam amat, pexlentem habere, et conserrare; ec contia, qui
Odit, rem, quam odio haber, amorere, ec destruere Conatur. Scd de
his omnibus in scgq. prolixius.
P R O P OSIT1O XIV.
Si Mens duobus affectibus simul affecta semet fuit, ubi postea
eorum alterutro afficietur, afficietur etiam altero.
D F H O N S X R A F LO.
Si Corpus humanum a duobus corporibus simul affectum semel
Fuit, ubi Mens postea corum alterutrum imaginatur, Ctarim ex al-
terius eecordabituI. (per Prop. 18. p. 2.) AE Mentis imaginationes
magisnottri Corporis affectus, quam corporum externorum natu.
ram indicant: (per Coroll. 2. Prop. 16. p. 2.) ergo si COrpuS, d
conlequenter Mens (vid. Defin. 3. hujus) duobus affectibus semet
afsecta tuic, ubi postea eorum alterutio afficietur, afticietur etiam
altero. D. F. D.
P R O P O S L Y F O ZV.
Res quaecunque potest esse per accidens causa Laeciciae, Tristi-
ia vel Cupiditatis.
D E NC O N S Y R A F I O.
Ponatur Mens duobus aftectibus simul aftici, uno scilicet, qui ejus
agendi porentiam neque auget, neque minuit, ex altero, qui can-
dem vel auget, vel minuit. (vid. Post. T. hujus) Ex peaecedenti
exopolitione patet, quod ubi Mens postea illo d sua verà causa, quae
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