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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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F F H + C F: 5 ParS TII.
ctuationes plerumque oriri ab objecto, quod utriusque afteccis sit
eiciens causa. Pam Corpushumanum (per Post. L. p. 2.) ex plu
rimis direrla naturx indiriduis componitur, atque adco (per AX.
T. post. Lem. 3. quod vide post. Prop. 73. P. 2.) ab uno, codemque
corporeplurimis, direrlisque modis porest attici; e contra, quia
una, cademqueresmultis modis potest aftici; multis ergo etiam,
directisque modisunam, candemque corporis partem afticere po.
tecit. Ex quibus Facile concipere possumus, unum, idemque ob.
jectum possc ese caulam multorum, contrariorumque aftectuum.
P R O POSIFLO XVIIL.
FTomo eximarine rei praeteritae, aut futurae eodem Laetiria,
5 Tristitiae affectu afficitur, ac ex imarine rei praesentis.
D F M O N S Y R A T 1O.
Ouamdiu homo rei alicujus imagine affectus est, rem ut praelen
cem, tametlinon exictat, contemplabitur, (per Prop. 17. P. 2. CMm
ejusdem Coroll.) nec iplam ut praeteritam, aut futuram imaginatus;
niliquatenus ejus imago juncta estimasini temporis praeteriti, au
Futuri; (vid. Schol. Prop. 44. p. 2.) Duare reiimago, in le Pola consi
derata, cadem est, lire ad tempus futurum, vel praeteritum, sire ad
praesensreferatur, hoc CA, (per Coroll. 2. Prop. 16. p. 2.) Corporis con
sticutio, seu affectus idem eA, Sircimago lit rei praeteritae, vel Futura,
sire praesentis; atque adco afectus L aetitix d Tristitix idem cAt, live
imasolitreipraterita, aut futurx, sire praelentis. 9. F. D.
S C H O L I V M.
Rem catenus praeteritam, aut futuram hicroco, quatenus ab
eadem affecti Cnimus, aut afcieMI. Lx. Or. Quatenus iplam ridi
ius, aut videbimus, nos refecit, aut reticiet, nos laetit, autla
det. ec. Ouatenus enim eandem lic iraginamur, Catenus ejus eri
Scentiam actirmamus, hoc est, Corpusmullo affectuaficituE, qul
rei existemtiam sccludat; atque adeo (per Prop. 17. P. 2.) C Orpus
ejuldom reiimagine eodem modo articitur, ac li res ipla pexesens d
estet. Verim enim vero, quia plerumquetE, utii, qui plura sun
experti, Ruccuem, quandiurem, ut Fuumta, PeL PEXLCTILAIM CON
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