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# Title: Dissertatio Juridica De Amore (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 7; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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caedibus, rapinis, incendiis, quae cirilia plerumqre conse-
quuntur bella, cuncta milceri, qram legibus, qribus cirium
concinetur Calus, Cuos attemperare mores. Regreutimpe.
perare omnibus homines, ambicionis oestropercici, cupiunti
ita parere aliisnesciune, auc si parendum est, vel inviti hoc Fa
ciune, vel lubentes gridem, ast consqre grousqreid com
modis luis expedire, ut Aeto oblequio ad novostionores vis
am bi muniane, sentiune. Hlinc gridabiis, sicirium loco
sine expectandum CE, nemini obscurum esse pocest. Frena
mordere, jusum gratere, iis, qrires novas moliricupiune, (e
praebere Duces, insurgere contra imperantes, non posse ferre
aeqrales, proprium est illorum hominum. Ovicqrid un
quamturbatum est in omnibus omnis xevi rebus publicistoe
ambicioni relanorum hominum est impucandum. OrX
omnia eleganter monet et deducie Coleb. Dn. Budens diss. de
Concordia Religionis Christiana Scainsque Civilis 6. 1. 5. 10. Vani-
tacem ambitiosi bene depingic praelaudatus Dn. Mell. d. tr. P. II.
5. IV. Nraricia denigre nihil ccedius, _ abCurdis.
num hominis araricemperamentum esse, omnes Fere Faten-
cur. Imohaenihil perniciosius est, sre imperantium hveci.
vium animi ea Rnc infocti. Rvaricia ingrie Sallustins de belli
Caecilin. C. X. Adem probicatem, caterasque artes bonas lub.
vercit, prohissuperbiam, crudelicatem, Deosneeligere, o.
mnia venalia habere, edocuit. Avarihominis effigiem pon
Hericati Cistit Chrysostomus, Sallustio lib. 4. de Reenop. 334. allera
cus: in verbis, Nunquam videt, nunquam facilem le praebee,
in omnes uspiciosus est, improbos cunctos existimat, omni
bus diffidie, rulcu rapaci pradicus est, digitosperpetuo tor
quoe, auc luas aut alterius diricias numerat. Avari Prinei.
Des exactionibus acerbistimis subjectos sibi opibus extrauri
unes Forcunisqre ita spoliatos de in extremam conjectos pau
percacem, ad quidris audendum promtos atque paratos redt
dunt. Nec hileo camen limicibus imperantium avaricia se
circumleribie. Uc enimmodum non habor, ita forrunis pri
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