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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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oritur, Philautia, vel Acquielcentia in se iplo vocatur. Ec quo-
niam hrec toties sepetitur, quoties homo luas rirtutes, live luam
axendi potentiam contemplatur, hinc erzo etiam AE, ut unusqui-
Que Facta lua narrare, suiguetam corporis, quam animi rires osten-
tare geltiat, et ut homines hâc de causa libi inricem molesti sint.
Ex quibus iterum sequitur, homines natura else inridos, (vid.
Schol. Prop. 24. 8 Schol. Prop. 32. huins) Cire ob luorum requalium
becillitarem gaudere, ex contra proptei corundem rirtutem con-
tristari. Nam quoties unusquisque luas actiones imaginatus, toties
Laetiria (per Prop. 53. hujus) afticitur, et eo majore, quo actio
nes plus pertectionis exprimere, ex caldem distinctius imaginatui,
hoc es, (per illa, quae in Schol. T. Prop. 40. P. 2. dicta sunt)
Quo magis caldem ab aliis distinsuere, et utres linsulares contem-
Plari potest. Ouare unusquisque ex contemplatione lui tunc maxi-
me saudebit, quando aliquid in se contemplatur, quod dereliquis
negat. Sed liid, quod de se aftirmat, ad univertalem hominis, vel
animalis ideam retert, non tantopere gaudebit; et contra contri-
Pabitur, si luas, ad aliorum actiones comparatas, imbecilliores
esse imaginetur, quam quidem Tristitiam (per Prop. 28. hujus)
amorere conabitur, idque luorum aequalium actiones perpecam
interpretando, vel luas, quantum potest adornando. Apparet igi-
tur homines natur a proclires esse ad Odium, et Inridiam, ad quam
acceditipsa cducatio. Nam parentes solohonoris d Inridia ctimu-
loliberos ad rietutem concitare Polent. Sed scrupulus Forlan rema-
net, quodnonraro hominum rietures admiremur, colque vencre.
AuC. Hunc ergo ut amoream, sequens addam Corollarium.
C OR OL L A R E V H.
Nemorieturem alicui, nisi xquali, invidet.
D E M O N S T R A X 1O.
Inridia estipsum Odium, (vid. Schol. Prop. 24. hujus) sire (per
Schol. Prop. 23. hujus) Tristitia, hoc est (per Schol. Prop. TL. hu-
jus) affectio, qua hominis agendi porentia, seu conatus coercetur.
AF homo (per Schol. Prop. 9. Bujus) nihil agere conatur, neque
cupit, nili quod ex data sui natur a sequi porest; erso homo nul-
aeba