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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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L F H Y C E 5
Pars IIL.
D E M O N S F R A F 1O.
Ouod ad Laetitiam conducere imaginamur, quantum pollumus,
imasinari conamuE, (per Prop. I2. hujus) hocest, (per Prop. 17. p.
2.) id, quantum postumus, conabimur ut pexlens, sire ut actu
existens contemplari. Sed Mentis conatus, scu potentia in coritan.
doaqualis, e limul natura est cum Corporis conatu, scu porentid
inarendo: (ut clare segnitur ex Coroll. Prop. 7. e Coroll. Prop. TI.
p. 2.) eroo, utid existat, absolute conanui, lire (quodper Schol.
Prop. 9. Bujus idem est) appetimus, ec intendimus; quod crat
primum. Deindeliid, quod Triltitia caulam esse credimus, hoc
est, (per Schol. Prop. 23. hujus, liid, quod odiohrabemus, destrui
imaginamur, lxecabimur, (per Prop. 20. hujus) adeoqueidem (per
primam hujus partem) conabimur destruere, Cire (per Prop. 13.
hujus) anobis amorere, ne iplum, ut pralens contemplemu; quod
cratsecundum; Ersoidomne, quod ad Laetitianr, _cC. Q. F. D.
P E 6 B OS E F IO ZZIZ.
Posid omne etiam arere conabimur, quod = homines cum L ae
utia aspicere imazinamur, Cs contra id arere aversabimur, quod
homines aversarimmarinamur.
D F M O N S. F R A F FO.
Fxeo, quodimarinamur homines aliquid amare, vel odio ha
bere, nosidem amabimus, vel odiohrabebimus, (per Prop. 27. Bu.
jus) hoces, (per Schol. Prop. 23. hujus) co iplo ejus rei praelentid
laecabimur, vel contrictabimur; adeoque (per praec. Prop.) id omne,
Quodhomines amare, lire cum Laeticia alpicere imaginaMLUI, Co.
nabimur agerC, _CC. 9. F. D.
S C H O E F V M.
FTic conatus aliquid arendi, et etiam omittendi, ca lola de Ccau-
Ta, ut hominibus placeamus, rocatur Amibitio, praefertim quando
adco impenle rulzo placere conamur, ut cumrnostro, aut alterius
dammo quaedam asamus, rel omictamus; alias Flumanicas appel
lais
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NI. B. Insellisehic, (5 in segq. homines, quosnullo affectu prosegunti sumus.