Quae cum ita sint, manet intemerata mortalibus arbitrii libertas nec  iniquae leges solutis omni necessitate voluntatibus praemia poenasque proponunt.
These things being so, the freedom of the will remains to mortals, inviolate, nor are laws proposing rewards and punishments for wills free from all necessity unjust.
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