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# Title: B. D. S. Opera Posthuma (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 30; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 30)
# Folio 264, page id 782426638:0310
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264 F ZHLCES PArS V. DE LTDERTATE HLOMANA.
(per Coroll. Prop. 32. hujus) atque adco hic AmOr (per Prdp. 59. 
3. P. 3.) ad Mlentem, quatenus asit, reterri debet; ac proinle (per
Defin. 3. p. 4.) ipCa rietus es, quoderat primum. Deinde quo ilens
hoc Amore dirino, Ccu beatitudine maris saudet, eo plus intelligit,
(per Prop. 32. hujns) hoc es, (per Coroll. p. 3. hujus) eo majorem in
affectushabet potentiam, ec (per Prop. 38. hujus) cominus ab affe.
ctibus, quimali Tunt, Patitur; atque adco ex co, quod Mens hoc
Amore dirino, seu beatitudine saudet, porestarem habet libidines
coercendi; X quia humana potentia ad coercendos affectus in (olo
intellectu consistit; erro nemo beatitudine gaudet, quia aftectis
coercuit; sed contrâ porestas libidines coercendi ex ipsa beatitudi.
NC OrItUT. Q. F. D.
S C H O L I V H.
Ilis omnia, quae de Mentis in affecteis porentiâ, quaeque de
Mentis Libertate oltendere rolueram, ablolri. Ex quibus apparet,
quantum Sapiens polleat. Potiorque lic ignaro, qui solà libidine
agitur. Tgnarus enim, praeterquam a causis externis, multis modis
asitatur, nec unquam rer a animi acquielcentid potitur, viritpre
tercalui, e Dei, Xrerum qualiinscius, e limulac pati delinit,
Simuletiam esse delinit. Cum contra Capiens, quatenus ut talis con
lideratur, rix animo movetur; sed lui, et Dei, X rerum aeternd
quadam necessitare conscius, nunquam esse delmie; sed semperre.
ea animi acquiescentia potitur. Si jam via, quam ad haec duceie
Octendi perardua videatur, inreniri tamen porest. Pt lane arduum
debetelle, quod adeoraroreperitur. Ouienim possetheri, (I la
lus inpromptueset, ec line magno labore reperiri posset, ut ab
omnibus fere nexligeretur: Sed omnia praeclara cam difficilia,
quam Fara (WNE.