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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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nie, vel minuitur. Porro haec Corporis affectio (per Prop. 5. bu-
jus) rim a sua causa accipit persererandi in suo esse; quae proinde
nec coerceri, nectolliporest, nis a cauta corporea, (per Prop. 6.
P. 2.) Qua Corpus afticiat affectione illi contraria, (per Prop. 5. p.
3.) ex Fortiore: (per Axiom. T. Bujus) atque adco (per ProP. T2.
p. 2.) Mens afticitur idea affectionis Fortioris, a contrarix priori,
hoc est (per general. affectuum Defin.) Wens afficictuE affectu FOr-
tiori, ec contrario priori, qui scilicet prioris existenriam secludet,
veltollet; ac proinde affectus nec tolli, nec coerceriporest, nili
per affectum concrarium, de Fortiorem. g. F. D.
C OE OL E A X Y V M.
ARectus, quatenus ad Menitem retertur, nec coerceri, nec tolsi
Potest, nili per idcam Corporis affectionis contraria, e Fortioris
affectiones, qua patimur. Nam aftectus, quopatimui, nec coer-
ceri, nec tolli potest, nili per affectum eodem Fortiorem, eique con-
trarium, (per Prop. praec) hoc ett, (per sener. affect. Defin.) nili per
ideam Corporis attectionis fortioris, e contrarix aftectioni, qua
PatimuE.
P R OPOSEF 10
VIII.
Cornitio boni, Cs malinihil aliud est, quam L aetitiae, vel Pri-
stitiae affectus, quatenus ejus sumus conseii.
D E N O N S T R A F 1O.
Idbonum, autmalum rocamus, quodnostro esse conserrando
prodest, velobest, (per Defin. T. e 2. hujus) hoc ett, (per Prop.
7. P. 3.) Quodnosram asendi potentiam auset, velminuie, jurat,
velcoercet. Ouatenusitaque (per Defin. Patitiae  Tristitia, quas
vide in Schol. Prop. 2T. p. 3.) rem aliquam nOs Laetitia, vel Pri-
Citia afticere percipimus, candem bonam, aut malam vocamUs;
atque adeoboni, ex malicornitio, nihil aliud est, quam Lxtitia,
vel Tristitia idca, qux ex ipso Laetitix, vel Trilcitia affectu ne-
cestario sequitur. (per Prop. 22. p. 2.) At haec idea codemmodo
rinita est afrectui, ac Mens unita est C orpori, (per Prop. 2T. p. 2.)
hoc est, (ut in Schol. ejusdem Prop. ostensum) haec idea ab ip (o aF-
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