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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
# Folio 125, page id 782426638:0171
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Cupiditate, quo Eaeticia major erit. Denique, quoniam Odium,
_Amor lunt ipli Laetitix, vel Trillitia aftectus, sequitur eodem
modo, quod conatus, appetitus, sire Cupiditas, qua prae Odio,
vel Amore oritur, major erit proratione Odii, ee Amoris
D. F. D.
P A O P OS F T1O ZZZVIII.
Si quis rem amatam odio habere inceperit, ita ut Amor plane
aboleatur, eandem majore odio, ex pari causa, prosequetur,
quam siipsam nunquam amavisset, Cs eo majori, quo Amor an-
teamajor fuerat.
D E At O N S F R A F F O.
Namliquisrem, quam amat, odio habere incipit, plures ejus
appetitus COerCentuI, Quam licandemnon amaviset. Amornam
que Laetitia cA, (per Schol. Prop. L3. hujus) quam homo; quantum
Dorest (per Prop. 28. hujus) conserrare conatur; idque (per idem
Schol.) tem amatam, ut praesentem, contemplando, candemque
(per Prop. 2T. Bujus) Lxticia, quantum porest, afficiendo, qui qui
dem conatus (per Prop. praec.) Co eAt major, quo amormaior ct,
ut ex conatus efticiendi, ut res amata iplum contra aimet. (vid. Prop.
33. hujus) AEni CONatUS OdiO CFZA FCI AIMAtAI COETCeNtUE; (per
Coroll. Prop. 23. es per Prop. 23. hujus) ergo amans (per Schol.
Prop. TT. Bujus) hac etiam de causa Trictiria afficietur, Xcoma-
jori, quo Amor major Fuerat, hoc elt, praeter Triltitiam, oux
Odiifuit coula, alia ex eo oritur, quod rem amarit; e conlequen-
ter majore Tristiria affectu rem amatam contemplabitur, lioc elt,
per Schol. Prop. 13. hujus) majori odio prolequetur, quam si can-
demm non amariset, ex eo majori, quo amoi major fuerat.
D. F. D.
P R O P OS T Y EO XXXIZ.
Dui aliquem Odio habet, et malum inferre conabitur, nisi ex
eo majus sibi malum oriritimeat; (s conira, qui aliquem amat,
ei eadem lere benefacere conabitur.