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# Title: Dissertatio Juridica De Amore (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 7; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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alionas imonaturae hoministota contraria. Sine amore ricatio-
minis perfecte beata esse negric. Indegre amicitia maximum
ciricatis bonum esse, recte pronunciac Arist. lib. 2. pol. Qrodsi
exemeris ex natura rerum amoris atqre benerolentia con-
junctionem, nec domus ulla, nec urbsctare poterit: nec aori
quide culcus permanebit: Id E minus cerce incelligitur, quanta
visamicitix concordixgre c, ex dissensionibus aeqredilcor.
diis percipi porest. Ora enimdonius tam ltabilis, quaecam
Trma ciritas est, qrae non odiis acqre dissidiis Funditus poNit
everci. In Amore iesunt omnia quae pucant homines expe.
cenca, honestas, sloria, tranquillicas animi acqre jucunditasi
uc, cum haec ad(int, beaca rica lic, ee linc iis esse non posit.
S. V. Excitatur amor amore proximi. Si risamario
ama. Si vis honorari, honora. Conciliemus nobis ergo
amorem aliorum, li cosamemus ipli. Fleganter ait Seneca
ad Lnc. epist. 9. Fgo Tibimonstrabo, ingrie, amatorium line
medicamento, Tinc herbas lincullius renetiea Carminc: Si vis
amari.ama. Orem secutus Martialis lib. 6. ad Marcum ica Canit:
Elcpraester pyladem, aliqris mihui praetter Crectem,
Hoc non Ac rerbis, Marce, uc ameris, ama.
Oridtam insicum NTaturae) graerie D. Ambroscus l. 2. O. ad Innoc.
quam uc diligentem diligas: quidtam indicum aegreimpres.
lum affectibus humanis, quam ue cum amare ducas in animu,
agrote amari velis. EcDirus Anenstinus: nullam ellema.
jorem ad amorem invicationem, aic, quam praerenireaman-
d0. Conciliamus aurem ee augemus amorem amici, (1 id
velle videamur ac ostendimus, quod ipsi placet, quod ipsi
esthonoriticum, vtile, jucundum: Si proviribus nostris la-
boremus pro ejus honore, valorudine, tama vica bonis _c.
Praelerrim ( ilta procuremus: lic ut omnia cedant in ejus,
gremamamus, commodum, nihilqre redundet in bonum
noctrum, ac proprium, uc etiam ignoret is, quem amamus,
cuibonum hoc vel illud procuramus. Aristoreles aic: Orae
amorem conciliane, lune gracia, ee non rogacum Cocisle, de
cum tecerisi nom indiease.
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