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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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un do 3 (24.) c
propolitione mulcominus dubicabunt. Cum enim po.
cenria Dei ex omni lui parce sic libera juxra Postul. II.
e praeterea omnis juris naturalis funda mentum
juxta Coroll. TF. Prop. TT. mensurique illa omnia libe.
re es summonaturx luae jure operabitur, gnXCUNque EX
Potentid agendirejus se lol a AuLHE.
CHIDLTO
NTa est mentis humanx Pocentia, quxe Cocitatione de-
tinitur, ex jam Incellectus, jam Voluntas, jam Recta
Racio, jam Vircus rocatur. Ouandontens sibi conceptus
ec ideas Format de caulis de rationibusrerum, tunc quatenus
illa ideae inera terminos purae attirmationis consiltune, dici-
cur Intellicere: Ouatenus rero Mens in ideis suis sibi pla-
cet, acque ex illis operari conatur, catenus dicieur V’elles
Porro, quando conceptus mentis sunt adaequacis id cAt, ta-
les, uE ex una, Cumma,, ex prima causa, in lerie ee ordinc,
clare e distincte deducane reliquas, idque lola mentis po-
tencias adco uc his concepribus cue imaginacioa
pinio nihil admisecat, tunc Intellectus mentis dicitur
Recta Ratio, aue Ratio simplicicer, ee Voluncas opc-
randi secundum istam Racionem vocaeur Virtus, ue dixi-
mus Postut. VI. Onde jam lacis paret, quodnam illud AE,
quod mens jure operatur: Nimirum quicquid cositat aue
agic, quatenis recta racione praedica est, auc eadem ducitur
id Cummo naturx Tux jure CogitaE eE aBIC.
FE iBIcuE
suris Nacuralis ex rationes e virture rivere, de quia
recta