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# Title: Dissertatio Juridica De Amore (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 7; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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DeAmore
t tuitione
bonorum.
et
tionorem contemmendum esse, putent, parumqre reterre
credane, qrid alii denobis vel dicane, vel lentiane. Ovari-
vis etiam honor, (quinihil aliud, quam sestimationem sou
virtutistaxationem involvie,) ex iplis factis egregiis, perpe
tuam laudem, gloriam, ee ralorem merituris, constans, ex
corrupcissimo seculi corrupei suftragio non dependeat, de
ideo improbae, qui honorem legitime partum vellienne, ca
lumnia potius sperni, quam vindicari, mereantur. Oria ta-
mennon parum rulsi opinione d cestimoniojuratur, ee se-
cundum illud tritum, calumniare audacter, semper aligrid
haeree, coram hominibus illum aliquo modo violari, de lic
recterindicari, nemonegabit. Eleganter aic Cicero in Orat.
pro Archia. Trahimur omnes laudis tudio, de optimus quis.
que maxime gloria ducitur. Est enim docente Fod lib. z.
de fin. hominis ingenui, d liberaliter educati, velle bene au
dire a parencibus, a propingris, abonis etiam viris: de futurae
postmortem tamae, propeer remoriam detractousu, consu-
lendum. F.R contra, persic idem in Pison. animi angucti, d
demisi honorem aeque dignicacem contemnere. Nam, uE
lericatis est, inanem aucupari rumorem, et omnes umbras
etiam rana sloria contoctari: Sic leris est animi, lucem
splendoremque fugientis, jultam sloriam, quae est Fructus
verae rirturis honestilsimus, repudiaro: sentiunenobiseum ju-
dianus _ Papinianus in l. 26. pr. f. si quis omiss. Caus. test. dum em-
phacice rolune, dolonon carere eos, qui, honore proprio o.
minto, propter compendium grodris luerum adrentitium
malune.
5. V. Post vitam ec honorem amor nos trahit ad b0.
na ec substantiam bonorum nostrorum. Ouxe quali altora
hominum vita, ut aic Olos. in L, 24. V. vitam C. de advocat. di-
vers. Fud. ( inl. 2.2. Verb. vitam C. de adm. ruI. UIndeinl. 49. f.
deY. S. Bonanaturaliter ex eodicuntur, quod benne, hoc est
beatos Faciune. FEcum absquerebus homo rirore non po.
rest, nemo enim ex remto rirere praelumitur, hinc etiam
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