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# Title: Reflexions Ou Sentences Et Maximes Morales (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 122)
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NIORALES. 109
357.
IIy a plus dedétaues dans PHu-
meur que dans l’esprit.
358.
Le merite des hommesa la Pai-
Con aussi bien que les truits.
On peur dire de l’humeur des
hommes comme de la pluspare des
bastiments, qu’elle a divertes ta-
ces; les unes agreables, e les aurres
delagreables.
360.
La moderation ne peuc avoir le
merice de combatre l’ambition ec
de la Pouimerere: elles nelerrou-
venejamais ensemblc. L. a modera-
tion est la langueur et la paresse de
l’ame, comme l’ambicion en est
actirité e l’ardeur.