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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 2, 2 A (shelfmark LH 1, 2, 2a)
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non potest. Ecclesia tamen sua potestas, ob granes
caussas ipsius Det nomine dispensandi et vel remittende
obligationem vel commutandi, integra est. Interea quia
mens humana multis infirmitatibus laborat, ideo m
religiosis societatibus opus est prudentissima directi-
one superiorum, et magna caritate fratrum, ut
suanibus remedus aegritudini animorum occurratur
ac puis gratisque occupationibus tentationes ex-
cutiantur. Ruoniam vero saepe oscitantia eorum,
ad quos ea res pertinet, multi abusus irrepunt, et
passim contingit ine divina vocatione per errorem
aut faudem illaqueari simplices, immaturos, imperi-
tos; sapeciores autem esse dyscolos negligentes
supetbos; socios veco duros, accrbos, morosos,
mucidos, ambitiosos, et interdum hos pariter atque
illos esse dissolutos improbos et mali exempli; mi-
rum non est, tot animos etiam in religiosorum soci-
etatibus, ubi pacem spiritus specare debebant, in
summis inquictudinibus atque malis versar, ac
saepe sine solatio perire, instrumentis salutis in
exilium versis, quo nihil est miserabilius. Orandus
itaque DEVS est, ot bonos ac prudentes det Rectores
Ecclesiae sua, et, quos oficio suo et munere dignos
dedit, diu conseruet, atque virtute ex alto contr-
tet, tum ut intelligere possint, quibus potisimam
malis