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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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I F H E C E 5- ParSTII.
P R OPOS Y Y 10 XZ.
Omi id, quod odio habet, destrui imacinatur, laetabitur.
D F. HI O N S T R A F F O.
MenS (per 13. Prop. hujus) ca iaginari COnatUE, gUX retIm
exictentiam, quibus Corporis agendi potentiaminuitur, vel coer.
cetur, Cccludunt, hoc es. (per Schol. ejusdem Prop.) ca imaginari co.
natur, guarerum, quas odiohrabet, existentiam sccludunt: i.
queadcoreiimago, quae exiltentiam ejus, quod Mens odio ha
bet, secludit, hunc Mentis conatum jurat, hoc eAt, (per Schol. Prop.
TI. hujus) Mentem Laetitia afticit. Ouiitaqueid, quod odioha
bet, dectruiimaginatus, LaecabITUT. Q. F. D.
P R O P OS T Y FO ZXI.
Omiid, quod amat, Taetitia, vel Tristitia affectum imari
natur, Laetitiaetiam, vel Lristitia afficietur: (6 uterque hic af-
fectus major, aut minor erit in amante, prout uterque major, aut
minor est in re amata.
D E N O N S Y R A Y 1 O.
Rerum imagines, (ut in Prop. 29. hujus demonstravimus) quae
rei amatx exictentiam ponunt, Mentis conatum, quo iptamrem
amatam imaginari Conatur, jurant. Sed Laetitia existentiam rei
laete Donit, ec comasis, quo Laetitix affectus major cst: Cst enim
(per Schol. Prop. TT. hujus) tranlitio ad majorem pertectionem: ei
∞0imago Laetitixe rei amatae in amante ipsius Mentis conatum ju.
vat, hocele, (per Schol. Prop. TI. hujus) amantem Laetitiâ aHicit, e
comajori, quomajorhc affectus in se amatâ fuerit. Mmod erat
primum. Deinde quatenus res aliqua Tristitiâ afficitur, catenus
destruitur, ex co magis, quomajori afficitur Prictitia; (per idem
Schol. Prop. TT. huInS) adcoque (per Prop. 20. hujus) quiid, quod
amat, Tristicia afficiimaginatur, Trictitia ctiam afticictur, et cd
majori, quo major hie affectus in rC aMAta FUCTAT. Q. F. D.
PR0.