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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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ambitione, nec avaritia, nec quoris alio afectu, scd (ola
virtuce ex ratione ducitur. In ejusmodi locietace unusguis-
que sponte e natura lola duce jus naturx sux colic, de alce
rius jus quoris modo adjurat. Verum de Conjugio, Ami-
citia, Ciritare, in qua homines non potentias agendi (uaS,
Led cupiditares, spes metusque luos, hoc est, imporentias tuas
cum aliis hominibus aeque imporentibus jungunes aliter A2-
cuendum est, nimirum quod ejusmodi conjugium, amicitiar
Civitas non sIE juris naturae, juat a Coroi. II. Prop. TII. 8C
quod plus semper detrimenti quam emolumenti secum Fe-
rac, juxta Postul. VTII. Si quis aurem icire aveat, quousque
hominum Cocictaces jure nacurae existane, ec operentur, hoc
illum superiores Propolitiones, cum Corollariis, Scholiis, ee
Lemmatibus suis, rite inspectae, claristime edocebune. P. a-
dem enim Societatis, quae unius hominis ratio cA, et quod
huic jure naturae non licet agere le Polo, nec conjuncto cum
alio licer. Sit sic univerle de jure Ciritatis, tanquam de ju-
re unius homines pronunciandum ect.
SCTIOLTOMIV.
1
Vperest, ut ostendam, quid liceat Ciricari jure cirili, qua-
cenus injuria nacurae exictit. Dico, quod ejusmodi Ci-
vicati cancum liccat jure cirili, quancum eidem conducu.
Nam quatenus exictie, sine jure nacura lux concipi nequits
eta Prop. IP. ec quia nacura ejus supponitur consictere,
in muleiudine impocencium, majoris ucilieatis causa alle-
etus suos invicem jonsentium, hinc manifeltum est, quod,
quicquid ejusmodi Crritas ex effectibus luis sibi bonum aue
malum esse judicat, id omne jure nacurxe suae, li. c. jure cirili
secte AGaC, AUE OMICaF. Hcaque Eidem terrabi, donecuri
cacem