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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 E T B Y E II O An A N A.
P R O P OS E F EO PZVTI.
Flomo liber de nulla re minus, quam de morte coritat, (si
ejus sapientia non mortis, sed vitae meditatio est.
D E M O N S F R A F 1 O.
Ilomoliber, hoc est, qui ex solorationis dictamine virie, IMOr
tis Metunon ducitur; (per Prop. 63. hujus) sedbonum directe cu-
Die, (per Coroll. ejusdem Prop.) hoc eAt, (per Prop. 24. hujus) 2gc
se, virere. Cuum ese conserrare ex Fundamento proprium utile
quaerendi; atque adeonihilminiis, quam de morte cogitat; sed
ejus Capientia ritae estmeditatio. 9. F. D.
P R OPOSITIO IZVIII.
Si homines liberinascerentur, nullum boni, es mali forma-
rent conceptum, quamdiu liberi essent.
D E M O N S F R A F + O.
Ium liberum eNe dixi, qui sola ducitur ratione; qui itaque li-
bernascitur, e liber manet, non nisi adaequatas idcas habet, ac
proindemali conceptum habet nullum, (per Coroll. Prop. 64. hujus)
e consequenter (nam bonum, ec malum correlata lunt) neque
boni. Q. F. D.
S C H O L I V M.
Hlujus Propositionis hypothesin Fallam ene, nec posse concipi,
nili quatenus adsolam naturam humanam, seu potius ad Dcum
attendimus, non quatenus infinitus; sed quatenus tantummodo
causa est, cur homo existat, patet ex 4 Propolitione hujus Parris.
dieu Atquetroc, e alia, qua jam demonstravimus, videntur à Molc
quep Fioniticari in illa primihoministrictoriâ. In ca enim nulla alia Dei
eml potentia concipitur, quamilla, qua hominem crcarit, hoc eAt,
chu potentia, qua hominis solummodo utilitati consuluit, atque cate-
nUSMarratuE, quod Dcushomini libero prohibuerit, ne de arboie
cognitionisboni, ecmalicomederet, e quod, simulac de ca co-
mederet. Aatimmortem metueret porius, quam rivere cuperet.
EC
Deinde.
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