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# Title: Dissertatio Juridica De Amore (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 7; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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Felicicatis e utaie Plinius. Egridem; TeRe Cicerone L. de Ofc.
patria omnes omnium propingrorum d parentum cogna-
tiones in se comploctitur, e nobis ipsis charior esse debet.
Omnium namqre Cocietacum nulla est gratior, nulla carior,
quam ea, quae cum Republ. ectunicuiqrenostrum. Chari Cune
Parentes, chari liberi, propingri, Familiares, sed omnes hasco
charitates vincit Patria. Nec enim Colis parentibus nascimur,
Ted patria prius: nec cirem patria ucilitacibus praeripere, aue
impedire potest Dater l. 3. 5. 5. ff. de Mun. es ron. Oroniam
bonicires publicam disciplinam pluris faciune, quam chari-
tatem domelticam d. l. 19. 5. 7. in f. f. capr. e postl. e plus
juris compecie patria in cirem qram paeri in filium. Unde
si utrigre parendum, paeria parentibus praeterenda arc. l. 3.
C. de Prim. Auth. res quae C. Comm. de Lec. Idem dicendum est
de Republ. in qra virimus, quae altora quasipatrianostra est,
quam adeo maximo pariter Rudio amare, et omnem prin-
cipibus de moderatoribus Rcrumpubl. derotionem praectare,
qrin ee licutDeum colimus, sic grogre hosceDei ricarios
colere debemus. Benc ait Ororins de F. B. Cs P. L. II. 6. 4. 5. 8.
Fum rirum bonum ac cirem esle, qui praesentem Roipubl.
stacummutari non vult. Sieut d Cicerooratione ad Oviri-
tes contra Rullum, otii de concordia patrono convenire, aies
detendere Scatum Rc:publ. qui quoquotemporo siF. EcLi
riusait, optimum qremque praesentiltatu raudere.
5. IX. Amandi doinceps lunetratres, Pororess cognati DeAmore
altines, amici, vicini, imo omnes homines, dictum enim est, Tratrum et
diligesproximum cuum scur ceipCum Marth. XrII. 39. Eqri- cognatorum.
dem grod fracernum amorem concernie gradrat huc illud
Ovintiliani declam. 32r. Ora amicitia porest esse tam felix,
quae imicetur traternitarem e Amor fracornus a narura in
ditur, atqre assidua converlatione robur viresgre accipie.
Hlinc Festo l. 6. Frater dicitur quasi fere alter. Fefrater cadem
Fere persona cum fratre videtur. Stobans Serm. 84. Fratrem
dixit esse parrem corporis alcerius. Oram copiola suaricaris
illa