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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 (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 107)
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solam adaegnate potest intellisi: Dicitur autem
operari ex imporentia si ve pati, quoties in na-
tura ejus aliquid fit, aut ex illa segnitur, Cn-
jus ipsa Mens non nist partialis causa est, quod-
qué per solas natura ejus leres intellisi nequit,
Sed necessario intellicitur per causas externas.
I. Virtus est potentia Mentis ex (olo ductu Ratio-
nis vivendi.
 Affectus sunt Passiones Mentis, a causis externis
menti ingeneratae, qu’a alens ad aliquid agen-
dum aut cocitandum determinatur non ex Lere
Naturae suae. sed ex Lese Passioms.
L. Duatenus Tromines ex ductu rationis vivunt, ea
n
tenus semper Co
necessario conveniunt, seque
invicem juvant, adco ut nihil homini sit utilius.
nisi homo, qui ex ductu Rationis vroit: Oua-
tnus vero cum affectibus constictantur, eate-
nus semper es necessario sunt diversi, sibiqué
invicem contrarit (o
TX. Homines sola natura sua duce conantur in eà̂
natura. in qu’a orti sunt, perseverare tempo-
re indesimto, se corpusque suum conservare ab
TMerI.