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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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re conantur in liberis suis, quam in aliis homini-
bus, juxca tinem Scholii Prop. praeced.
LL. Et in univercum id unusquisque summo natura
jure aeit, quo corporis aut anm ejus potentia
augetur, E omtrit, quo minuitur: Contrarium
Vero, quo corporis aut animt ejus potentia mi-
nuitur, aut roberatur, nullo jure asit aut omittit.
Quapropter etiam Cummo Naturae jure remove-
mus id omne, quod transitum ad majorem perfe-
ctionem praepedire potest, Co
quod eundem juvare potest. Fe hine populi qui-
dam Africani, cum non possent generare aut am-
pliare familiam integro ( clauso praeputio, id
quidem summo jure amputabant.
q
Duicquid ad Tranquillitatem 
animi conducit, Cummo naturae jure acimus:
 omittimus, quicquid eidem offibit. Et hinc
summo naturae utre deritamus occasiones, qui
bus mens nostra percurbari solet. Fodem jure
alios homines, male tranguillos, es quicquid
in nobis nondum satis percuratum est, magis
exulcerantes, a conversatione nostra praecidi-
mus. Dum e beneficia eorum, quatenus Li-
bertati