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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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P R O POS I FLO XXII.
Si aliquemimarinamur L aetitia afficererem, quam amamus,
Amore erga eum afficiemur. Si contraeundem imaginamur Pri-
stitia eandem afficere; econtra Odio etiam contra ipsum affi-
Ciemur.
D E H O N S F R A F F0.
Ouirem, quam anamus Lxetiriâ, vel Tristiria afticie, ille nos
Laecicia, vel Tristicia etiam afticie, linimirumrem amatam Laeti-
tidilla, vel Tristitia affectam imaginaur. (perpraeced. Prop.) AF
haec Laetitia, vel Triltitia innobis supponitur dari, concomitante
idea causx externae; erso, (per Schol. Prop. 23. hujus) si aliquem
imaginamur Laetiria, vel Triltitia afFicerC FeM, GUaM AMAMIUS.
eisacundem Amore, vel Odio afficiemur. 9. F. D.
SIC H O L Y V H.
Propositio 2r. nobis explicat, quid sit Commiseratio, quam
definire PosumuS, Quod sit Tristitia orta ex alterius damno. Ouo au-
temnomine appellanda lit Laetitia, guae ex alterius bono OrituI,
nescio. POrro Amoremerea illum, qui alteribene fecit. Favorem,
d contra Odium erea illum, qui alteri male fecit. Indignationem
appellabimus. Denique notandum, nosnontantum misereri rei,
quam amarimus: (ut in Prop. 2I. ostendimus) Sed etiam ejus,
quam antea nullo affectu prolcenti lumus; modo cam nobis limi-
lemiudicemus, (ut intra ostendam;) Atque adeo cietiam taveic,
qui similibenefecir, e contra in cum indignari, qui limili dam-
num intulit.
P R O POS T FIO XXIII.
Ouiid, quod odio habet, Pristitia affectumimarinatur, lae-
tabitur; sicontraidem Laetitia affectum esse imarinetur, con-
tristabitur; (5 uterque hic affectus major; aut minor erit, prout
ejus contrarius major, aut mnor estin eo, quod odio habet.