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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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DE S E R V Z F B F E HI, V H A N A.
esetriecutis tundamentum, (ut per se notum) quod per praedictum
Coroll.) est abcurdum. Firgonemo luum eCaC. Q. F. D.
P R O P OS E T EO XXVI.
Ouiequid exratione conamur, nihil aliud est, quam intellire-
re; nec Mens, quatenusratione utitur, aliud sibi utile esse judi-
cat, niscid, quod ad intellicendum conducit.
D E AE O N S F R A F X O.
Conatus sele conserrandi nihil est praeter ipsins vei essentiar,
(per ProP. 7. P. 3.) Quae guatenustalis exiltit, vim habere concipi-
tur ad persererandum in existendo, (per Prop. 6. P. 3.) e ca
rendum, gux ex data lua natura receslario sequuntur. (vide
Defin. Appetitus in Schol. Prop. 9. P. 3.) At rationis essentia nihil
aliud est, quam Mensnostra, quatenus clare, e distincte intel-
ligit: (vide ejus Defin. in 2. Schol. Prop. 40. p. 2.) FesO (per Prop.
40. P. 2.) Quicquidexratione conamur, nihil aliud est, quamin-
telligere. Deinde quoniam hic Mentis conatus, quo Mens, qua-
tenusratiocinatur, suum esse conatur conserrare, nihil aliud ett,
quam intelligere; (per primam partem hujus) eAt ergo hic intelli-
sendi Conatus (per Coroll. Prop. 22. hujus) primum, e unicum rie-
tutis fundamentum, nec alicujus finis caula (per Prop. 25. hujus)
resintellioere conabimur; sed contra Mens quatenus ratiocina-
tur, nihil libi bonum esse concipere poterit, niliid, quod ad intel-
ligendum conducit, (per Defin. I. huyS) 8. F. D.
P R O P OS I TIO XXVII
Nibil certo scimusbonum, aut malum esse, niscid, quod ad
intellirendum reverâ conducit, vel quod impedire potest, quo mi-
nus intelliramus.
D F. _L O N S P R A F F O.
Mens, quatenus ratiocinatur nihil aliud appetit, quam intelli
serc, nec aliud sibiutile esejudicat, nisi id, quod ad intelligen-
dum conducit. (per Prop. praec.) AFMeHS (per ProP. 4L. P 43. P. 2.
cujus
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