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# Title: Dissertatio Juridica De Amore (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 7; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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rerum materialium ee immatorialium horizon, modo inter
omnia animalia miraculum dirinum audit. Conf. Dn. Praes. in
Fur. Nat. Cap. 1. 5. 1. Icthoc tamem utirecte dijudicae enfen.
dorfins de Offic. Tlom. e Civ. lib. 1. Cap. 3. 1. 4. segg. Tamurilo
invicem animal non paucis laborat vitiis, et non minore
nocendi faculeare praeditum cit, quae conjunctionem cum
ipso reddune lacis ancipitem, magnamque reqrirunt cau-
tionem, ne pro bono malum qris ab illo Portiatur. Jam
primum major fere ad nocendum prociritas in homine,
qram in qrovisbrutorum deprehenditur. Nam bruca tere
cibi desiderio et veneris efferantur, quorum urrigre tamen
Facilinesocioipsa latistacere pollune. Pt, co desiderio sopitor
nontemereiniras, aut ad laedendum alios concitantur, nisi
quis irricarerie. AA homo animal est nullo non tempore
in libidinem paratum, cujus stimulis longe freqrentius velli-
catur, qram conferrandae speciei necessarium ridebatur.
Ejusdem groqre venternon latiari duntaxat, sed d titillari
vule, ec laepe plura appetie, quam natura digerere valec.
Vostibus ne indiseront bruca, natura prospexie, alt homo
non ad necessitatem tantum, led ad ostentationem restiri
saudet. Multi praeterea affectus atque cupidines, brucis
ionoci, in mortalium genere deprehenduntur: SuperRua
habendi libido, araritia, oloriae, d alios eminendicupiditas,
invidia, aemulacio, ingeniorumque contencio: indicio cAt,
quod pleragre bella, gribus genus mortalium colliditur,
obcaulas gerantur brucis ignotas. Atqre ilta omnia simu-
Parehomines posune e Colent, ut sibi nutuo nocere relinE.
Accedic in mulris eximia graedam peculantia, e aliis insul-
tandi libido, qribus caceri, etiam modecto ingenio praediti,
Rudio (0 ac libertatem conserrandi ac tuendi, non postune
non oftendi, ac ad resistondum accingi. Orandogre eriam
homines ad mucuas laesiones inritat inopia, dt, quod praesens
rerum copia cupiditatibus aue indigentia Coriim nOn lUHI.
ciat. Sed ex maxima ris inest hominibus ad nOXAS uEO
in