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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
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DE S F R V E F,V E F TIV M A N R.
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det, et vita sic meliusfruitur, quam limortem timeret, camque
directe vitare cuperet. Sic iudex, guinon Odio, aucTra _c. lod
Colo Amore laluris publica rcum mortis damnat, sola ratione du-
CiTUI.
P R O P OSITIO LXIV.
Cognitio mali cornitio est inadaequata.
D E H O N. S Y R A F I O.
Cornitio mali (per Prop. 8. hujus) est ipla Tristitia, quatenus
ejusdem lumus conscii. Fristitia aurem est transitio ad minorem
perfectionem, (per 3. Affect. Defin.) Quae propterea per iplam ho-
minis oentiam intelligi nequie; (per Prop. 6. 8 7. p. 3:) ac proin-
de (per Defin. 2. P. 3.) Pasio Cst, quae (per Prop. 3. p. 3.) ab ideis
inadaequatispendet, et consequenter (per Prop. 29. P. 2.) ejusco
nitio, nempemalicognitio, esinadaquata. 9. F. D.
C O R O L L A R F V H. 1.
Hlinc sequitur, quod siMens humana non, nili adequatas, habc.
recideas, nullam mali formaret norionem.
P R OP OS E F LO LXV.
De duobus bonis majus, es de duobus malis minus ex ra-
lels tionis ductu sequemur.
D E M O N S Y R A, F FO.
Bonum, quodimpedit, quominusmajore bono truamur, est
rereramalum; malum enim, ec bonum (ut in Praefat. hujus osten-
dimus) derebus dicitur, quatonus caldem ad invicem compara-
muS, e (per eandem rationem) malum minus revera bonum cA,
quare (per Coroll. Prop. praec.) ex rationis ductu bonum tantum ma-
jus, dc malum minus appetemus, (CL LCGUCMUT. Q. F. D.
C O R OL L A R Y V M, 21 15
Malumminus promajore bono exrationis ductu sequemue, e
bonum minus, quod causa estmajoris mali, negligemus. Nam
malum, quod hic dicitur minus, rerera bonum est, ec bonum
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