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# Title: [Joh. Georgii Wachteri, Phil. Prof. Origines Juris Naturalis, Sive De Jure Naturae Humanae Demonstrationes Mathematicae] Joh. Georgii Wachteri, Phil. Prof. Origines Juris Naturalis, Sive De Jure Naturae Humanae Demonstrationes Mathematicæ (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 2; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 107)
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2) E5
re conantur in liberis suis, quam in aliis homini.
bus, juxca tinem Scholii Prop. Praeced.
III. Et in universum id unusquisque summo natura
.
Ture aert, quo corporis aut ammi eins Potenta
ancetur, Co omitrit, quo minuitur: Contrarium
VerO, quo cOrFOrIS aut anim ejus potentia mi-
nuitur, aut roboratur, nullo jure acit aut omittt.
Quapropter etiam summo Naturae jure remove-
mus id omne, quod transitum ad majoreni perfe-
ctionem praepedire potest, Es e contra asimus,
quod eundem juvare potest. Et hine populi qui-
dam Africani, cum non possent gererare autam-
pliare familiam inteoro Cos
quidem summo jure amputabant.
duequid ad Tranquillitatem
Eo
indolentiam
animi conducit, summo naturae jure asimus:
E
Omictimus, quicquid eidem offecit. Et hinc
summo naturae urre derutamus occasiones: qu
bus mens nostra perturbari solet. Fodem jure
alios homines, mae tranquillos, (o quiquid
in nobis nondum Catis percuratum est, magis
exulcerantes, a conversatione nostra praecidi-
S.
Duin eo beneficia eorum, quatenus Et
bertati