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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
# Folio 134, page id 782426638:0180
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Fi 2 H, 1 C E S
ParS ITI.
conlequenter (per Coroll. Prop. 25. hujus) catenus cadem amamus,
vel odiohabemus, _ (per Prop. 28. hujus) tanquam media ad ea,
guae speramus, achibere, vel tanquam obltacula, aut MetlIS CaU
TAS AMOVELCCONAIUF. PERtCrCa Cx PEOPOSItiOnC 25. hujus sequi
FUENOSnatura ita essC constitutos, ut ca, quae spcramus, Facile.
quae autemtimemus, difficile credamus, _ uc deiisplus, minus.
vejucto sentianus. Atque exhis ortae lunt Superltitiones, quibus
homines ubique contlictantur. Cxeterum non puto opcia cllepre
tium, animi hic ostendere Auctuationes; quxe ex SpC, _ Met
oriuntur; quandoquidem ex Cola horum affectuum definitione
sequitur, non dari Spemline Metu, neque Aetum linc SpC; (Ut
Fulius luo loco explicabimus) et praterca quandoquidem quate-
nus aliquid speramus, aut metuimus, catenus idem amamus, vel
odiohabemus; atque adeo quicquid de Amore, e Odio diximus
Cacile unusquisque Spei, ex Metui applicare Porerit.
P R O P O 5 IY1O I I.
Diversi homines ab uno, eodemque objecto diversimodé affici
possunt, s unus, idemque homo ab uno, eodemque objecto potest
diversis temporibus diversimode affici.
D E NE O N S T R A F + 0.
Corpus humanum (per Post. 3. p. 2.) a corporibus externis plu
rimismodis atticitur. Posunt isitur eodem tempore duo homines
direrlimode esse affecti; atque adeo (per Axiom. 2. quod est post
Temma 3. quod vide post Prop. T3. P. 2.) ab uno, codenque obje
ctoponunt diverlimode attici. Deinde (per idem Postul.) Corpus
humanum potest jam hoc, jam alio modo csre affectum; et Con
sequenter (per idem Axiom.) ab uno, codemque objecto diversis
temporibus dirersimode altici. 9. F. D.
S C It O L L V H.
Videmus itague Reri porse, ut quodhic amat, alter odioha
beat; ec quod hic metuie, alter nonmetuat; e ut unus, idem
quehomo, jamamet, quod antca oderit, e ut jam audeat, quod
antearimuit, ecc. Deinde, quid unusquisque ex luo aftectu judi
Cat.