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# Title: Dissertatio Juridica De Amore (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 7; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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vatorum emper inhiac, easqre ad se, quocungre demum id
Aat modo, pertrahere conatur. Maximum subhorum Impe.
rio crimen est ese diricem. Flinc non una innocentes per-
dendi exeositatur ria, mox clandestina illis Aruuntur insI
diae: et quis omnes negricix enumeret modos. Ingeniola
enim admodum est avaricia, atqre (olers, nec unam in prom.
tu habet rationem in alios Paeriendi. Civibus extraustis, de
commereia d opiticia corruere necesse est. Hlinc rerum
omnium inopia, candemqre pecunix quoque ad magnane.
Bocia gerendaneceslaria, defectus, tum excerorum conteni-
cus, (apius ee bella ex contemtu, spegre Facile Rempubl. C.
nerratam Cubisendi orca, d cirium indignario, cuiris porius,
quam avaro principi parerepraeopeantium. Praeterea quo-
que excirium araricia mulea in Rempubl. protciscuntur da-
mna. Praecerqram enim qrod arariciam ea comitentur vi-
tia, qrae vica lociali e cirium officio e diametro repugnant,
difficiles erunt e moroli, queruli etiam dt praesentem rerum
Racum a greincuences, Fempermeliora habences in voris, de
invici demum muleaque cum indignatione rributa d vecti-
galia persolrene Dn. Bud. d. d. 5. 11. Nedicam, grod nihil pro-
priihabeamus. Oricquid enim cenemus, ex meraDei gra-
tia cenemus, merilalrem ulutructuarii lumus, dominium in
vitam et res omnes DeoT. O. MI. compecit. Nudiin mun-
dum venimus, nudi inde discedimus: nullum, judice se-
neca, bonum jurat habentem, nisi ad cujus amictionem ani-
mus Praeparatus (IC.
5. V. Caeterum, quomodo inordinatus istiusmodi De Remediis
amor, ex rolupeace, ambicione de avaricia conclurinatus, cem
peraris coerceri e penitus extingui debeaes caucelis valde sictis cachali-
praeclaris, se imicatione dignistimis persegritur illustris On. bus ex furc.
Thomasius in fundam. Fur. Nat. lib. 1. cap. 6. Ipla Jurispruden-
cia nostra lac ralida depravato amori repagula Aruit. Ad
ejusmodi deprarati amoris classes spectane amor concubi.
parius, merotrieius adulverinus e inceltuolus. Mulritarias
hujus.
COnca aC
vitia, et de de-