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# Title: Dissertatio Juridica De Amore (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 7; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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bona exoptet, quorsum vetus illud: proximus lum egomee
mihi: e ab Aristorele lib. 9. Fch. Nicomach. amor propriuspro
norma e Fumdamento amicitia amorisqre policus est. Undo
Facuicatem redolet, aliis gratiticari, ut iplimet egeamus Cx per.
erico illo: interulam magis Arinsere quamcunicam. Imol. in
8.57. 5. f. ad Trebell. Quin ae cunica propiorpallio est, d genu
propius cibia, e unusqrisqre sibi proximus judicatur. Ern
Corhm. Vol. 3. Resp. 31, n. 48. (s Resp. 49. num. ITF. graDrODICE
non conrenit alceri unum spoliari alcerius restiendi caula
l. 15. 5. 8. f. de damn. inf. Lnich. de Fur. territ. C. 4. n. 434. 0 Se3q.
Sic erro commodis aliorum inservire tonemur, ut nobisnon
Ofticiamus. EE ip(e APOC. 2. COr. PTIF. 13. VulE, SIC noS aliis
commodemus, nonobis sc aMictio. Ovid mazime exisitur
ab hominee graerit Sen. de vit. beat. 6. 30. lc proliehominibusi
E feri Pocest, mulcis. Iin minus, paucis: sin minus, proxi-
mis: Siminus, libi.
5. TII. Amor sui luam porissimum rim exerie in Con.
Terrando aeqretuenelo relcorpore, velhonore, relbonis suis.
Elegancerhoc declarat Cicero lib. 1. de Off. qrando aic, princivio
omni animantium generi a nacura cribucum elt, uc se, vicam,
corpusqre tueatur, declinetque en, qua nocitura ridenturs
Ec in oratione pro Milone: hoc e ratio doctii a necelitas Bar.
baris, ee mosgentibus, ex natura iplis Feris praeseripsie, uE o.
mnem semper rim, qracunqre ope polrent, a corpore, a ca-
Dice, a vita lua propullarent. Omne animal, celte eodem
Cicerone lib. 2. de Finib. Simul ac ortum est, e se iplum, e o
mnesparcesluas diligit. Cum natura unumqrodqre ani-
mans libi quam maxime commendet, de contervandiconacri
cum lacte qrali materno instillet, aut spectata insectorum.
productione, cum radicali primo eis humido communicet.
Ad quam detensionis noltra que conserrationislerem, tam
alce radicatam, non docti, sed facti, non insticuri, sed imburi
sumus: IIE, I vica nostra in aliqras insidias, si in vim, in rela
aut latronum aut imimicorum incidiser, omns ons racio
estet
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