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# Title: Dissertatio Juridica De Amore (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 7; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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SFCTTOTTI.
De Amorentonesto
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5. 1.
Turp.
Mori lesicimo, Cx vera virtute luborto, opponitur amOY DCAmOrE
inhronectus, curpis, viciolus. Viciorum enim, quibus illicito ex
mortalium animi obsidentur, quaere adCtacum cum pu. rolupt. ambit.
blicum, cum priracum maxime concurbandum omninopluri.
muvalene, cum magna sic varietass omniacamen ex uno reluli
fonce, pravascilicet, quae omnes rexat, philautia proveniune.
Aujus autem eres praecipue lunt Ailia, cademque vitiorum
omnium, quae humano genori incumbune, d, quicquid in
Orbe mileriarum ac calamicatum illi accrahune, matres, ava-
ricia, volupratis cupiditas, atque ambitio. AEgre ex his O-
mnes Rerumpubl. omnium mutationes, conversiones, toram.
quemalorum omnium, quae llacumcum cirilemcum privacu
conturbant, provenire cohorrem, adeo liquidum, de experi.
entia, proh dolorI quocidiana compertum, ut de milerrimo
hoc generis hrumani ctacu dubirandum non (IE.
d arar. LuC
Oi.
5. II. Aegreadrolupcatis quod actinee cupidicatem. verolu
eam, sire imperancium sire cirium ejus veneno aMaci sinE PratC.
animi, ReipebI. admodum noxiam esso, nemo Forte, qui un-
quam Teriorerum humanarum conditionem secum volverit,
abnuet. Eltoprinceps reneri sulaegre dedicus, diesnoctes.
que incer epulas e impurosamplexus transigens, incurius-
quererum omnium, ad ctacum civilem spectancium, ecquae
demum rerum sub eo facies erie: Subdici aurem Pihoc ricio
infecti line, quod plerumque tic, si suo Principes exempload
prara qraeris eos invitene, icidem non postunt non gravis-
lima indein Rempubl. redundare damna. Ilc enimtaccam,
animos ac corpora roluptatibus enervari, nullamque vircu-
tem ab eo expectandam esse, qui rolupeacibus indulsce:
pauperrarem grogre cerrissimum luxurix comitem ejus.
modi