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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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SCTIOLIOM
TI.
Vamris aucem bruca homini sine ralde ucilias quateniis
Lillis muleis modis serrari de juvari potest homo, illi
tamen qui relicto humano genere brutorum amicitias; con-
jusia, ec Locietares colune, nullo jure nacurali id taciunt.
Primo enim cranscune ad minorem pertectionem, quod est
conera jus natura, juxta Prop. VTII. Nulta enim bestia cA,
quae homini eam apce quadrce, cum ad producendam mu-
tuam utilicacem et auxilium, cum ad conciliandam mucuam
delectationem e oblectamentum, quam homo homini. DC.
inde junguntur dissimilibus, hoc es, juxta C oroll. II. Prop.
TI. iisi quibus nec amicitia, nec conjusium, nec conjunctio
ulla, jure nacurali debetur. Denique quateniis brutorum
consuecudine delectantur, id quidem Faciune, sive ex Feri-
tate, quia Ferinos mores amant, eosque libenter imitantur,
sive ex libidine, lire ex Milanthropid. Sed haec principia
aetionum non lunt juris naturx, juxta Coroll. Il. Prop. L1L.
Duacenus vero iisdem cohabitant, non Colum in se luungue
jus naturale, Ced eriam in DFOM peccant. Videntur enim
libidine sua nihil aliud agere, quam uc spcciesrerum (de
cum illis jura rerum, juxta Corol. I. Prop. II.) contundane,
ee monstra producant, quod est peccatum in Deum, junta
Postut. IV.
SCTDLTOM
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Demadmodum aurem conjunctio hominis cum bestia
Lcum jure naturali pugnac, ut super. Schol. Octentum:
ita non quaeris hominis cum homine conjunctio promiscue
juris nacurae est. Nam Conjurium, Amicitia. Civitas, qua-
tenus jure naturae existune, Cune res bonx, et locietas ho.
necta, ec porulus honectus, qui nec metu, nec libidine, nec
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