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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
# Folio 214, page id 782426638:0260
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2.I4
I T A 1 C F 5
ParS IV.
ex boni, ex mali cornitione, quatenus haec futurum prospicir.
oritur, Faciliusrerum Cupiditate, quae in peaesentia luares suN.
coerceripotett, de quo ride Propolitionem 18. hujus Partis.
PR OP OSI F 10 LZIII.
Oui Netu ducitur, Cs bonum, ut malum vitet, agit, is ra
tione non duCitur.
D E it O N S F R A F F 0.
Omnes affectus, qui ad Mentem, quatenus asit, hoc est, (per
Prop. 3. p. 3.) qui ad rationem reteruntur, nulli alii lune, quam
affectus Laetitiae, ex Cupidiratis; (per Prop. 59. P. 3.) atque aded
(Per 13. Affect. Defin.) qui Metu ducitur, ec bonum cimore muli
asit, isrationenon ducituI. 8. F. D.
S C H O L I U N.
Superstitioli, qui ricia exprobraremagis, quam virtutes doce.
renorunt; e quihomines non ratione ducere, sed Metu itd cOn
tinere Cudent, ut malum porius fusiant, quam rirtutes ament,
nil aliud intendunt, quam ut reliquiaque, ac ipli fiant miseri, et
idcononmirum, si plecum que molecti, ex odioli sint hominibus.
C OR OL L A R Y V M.
Cupiditate, quae exratione oritur, bonum directe sequiI,
ec malum indirecte fusimus.
D E At O N S Y R A Z FO.
Nam Cupiditas, quae exratione oritur, ex Polo Laetitia affectu,
quae passionon est; oriri potest, (per Prop. 59. p. 3.) hoc CAt, et
Extitia, quae excessum habere nequit; (per Prop. 6L. hujus) non
autem ex Tristitiâ, ac proinde haec Cupiditas (per Prop. 8. hujus)
excoonitioneboni; non aurem mali oritur; atque adeo ex duc
rationisbonum directe appetimus, ee catenustantum malum fugi
MuIS. 9. F. D..
2
fixplicathe hoc CorOIlarium exemplO XgEI, _ Cati. Comedit
aexerid, quod averlatui, rimore mortis; lanus aurem cibo su
det,