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# Title: Leibnitii Protogaea. Abschrift der Protogaea von Eccard revidirt, unter dem Titel: De ortu et antiquissimo statu rerum naturalium in regionibus Brunsvico-Luneburgensibus Dissertatio (shelfmark Ms XXIII, 23b)
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cervi, et requlo martis stel.
lato, caeteram que omnem
naturae inanimae geometri-
am. Nam haec eaternis
appositionibus commode
eocplicantur, ut in crystat
lismo; longe que ab operosio.
re illa structura animali
um plantarumque absunt
quae post diligentem inquisi
tionem hactenus non nisi
per similium seminia velut
praeformata nasei constati
quantum hominibus observare
datum est; explosa putredine
prolisica, et quicquid gene-
rationis aequivocae non barba
re minus; quam falso memo-
rabatur. Lui contra senti-
unt, nartatiunculis seducun
tur, quae apud siircherum quen-
dam, aut Secherum, aliosque
id genus credulos, aut vanos
scriptores de mitis naturae
lusibus et vi formatrice in
magnam speciem verbis oman-
tur. Neque enim animalia
tantum; et plantaes, partesque
eorum in saxis vident, sed et
historias sabulasque; Christum
et Mosen, in crusta Bauman.
nianae specus; Apollinem cum
Musis, in Achate Pyreti.