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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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E E H L C F 5
ParS IV.
P R O P OS FY +O V.
Vis, Cd mcrementum cujuscunque passionis, ejusque in exi-
stendo perseverantia non definitur potentia, qu’à nos in existendo
perseverare conamur; sed causae externae potentia cum nostra
comparata.
D E H O N S Y R A X 1 0.
Pastionis essentia non potest per lolam noctram essentiam expli.
cari, (per Defin. T. V 2. P. 3.) hoc eA, (per Prop. 7. P. 3.) Pallionis
potencia detinrinequit porentia, qua innostro esle perlererateco.
NaMUI; Sed (ut ProP. 26. p. 2. ostensum est) detiniri necellario de.
bet potentia caula externae cum nostra comparata. 9. F. D.
P A O P OS’F F FO VI
Pis alicujus passionis, seu affectus reliquas hominis actiones,
seupotentiam superare potest, ita ut affectus pertinaciter homini
adhaereat.
D E H O N S F R A F. IO.
Vis, e incrementum cujuscunque passionis, ejusque in exi
Aendo perlererantia detinitur porentia caulx externae cum nostra
comparata; (per Prop. praec.) adeoque (per Prop. 3. hujus) hominis
potentiam superare porest, atc. g. F. D.
P R O P O S I F 1O VTI.
Affectus coerceri, nec tolli potest, nisi per affectum contra-
rium, es fortiorem affectu coercendo.
D E M O N S FR A F F O
AReCtUS, GIaFCMIIS ad MCntCM ECFExEE, est idca, qua Mens
majorem, vel minorem sui corporis exictendi rim, quam antea,
aHtiemaI. (per generalem affectuum definitionem, quae reperitur sub
finem Tertiae Partis) Cumigitur Mens aliquo affectu consictatuI,
Corpus afticitue simul affectione, qua ejus asendi potentia ause.
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