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# Catalogue record: 59690 — Studia ad felicitatem dirigenda: Zweiter Ansatz
# Incipit: Sapientiam nihil aliud esse arbitror quam Scientiam foelicitatis, et v
# Date: 1679
# Akademie-Ausgabe: AA VI,4 N. 045
# Other printings: E: Gerhardt, Philos. Schr. 7 (1890)S.45. -A. Andreu [Hrsg.]: Methodus vitae (Escritos de Leibniz) 3, Valencia 2001, S. 172; 2. erw. Ausg. Madrid 2015, S. 150-151 (span.).
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# Work: https://leibnizlegible.com/work/00068644
# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 7A
# Folios: Bl. 15 (from the shelfmark LH 4, 7A Bl. 15): 2 pages, canvases 29–30, page ids 00068644:0029 to 00068644:0030
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## Folio 15r — 00068644:0029
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Sapientiam nihil aliud esse
arbitror quam scientiam foelicitatis
et veram eruditionem (tanquam
apparatum ad Sapientiam) esse
habitum animi plurimis ad bene
beateque vivendum notitiis instructi
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Sed Cum maximum nobis sit commercium
cum tota rerum natura, multaque nos
juvare et laedere possint opus est
nobis multiplici cognitione et nostra
Mentis, et eorum quae in nos agere
aut a nobis pati possunt. Sed maxime
expetenda est scientia de universo
seu de causis rerum inprimis vero
de autore omnium DEO, a quo ut
euncta alia, ita et foelicitas nostra
pendet, deinde de statu aliarum
mentium denique de natura corporea
variisque corporum qualitatibus.
Haec enim omnia ad mala vitanda
bonaque procuranda aliquando
conferre possunt
derum non pritandum est omnia
quae sciri hominum interest, etiam
singulis hominibus cognita esse debere
utin tanta enim brevitate
vitae, et discendorum multitudine, et
humanae Mentis imbecillitate compendio
studendum est utendumque duobus maximis
Dei beneficios, societate hominum sese
mutuo in rerum indagatione sublevantium
et monumentis literarum, quibus semel
cognita ab oblivione vindicantur.
tudia ad foelicit
lirigenda
maximeque efficacibus
quistudiorum paniter atque omnis vita
finis semper anta oculsatendis
, ut quand interdum animi gratia
per curiosa magis quam utilia
vagati aut impetu, quodam
in dxerticulo
vel necessitate abrepti sumus
mature in viam redeamus.
Multiplici cognitione
hominibus opus
praesertim cum quibus aliqua
est nobis societas

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