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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 6, 17
# Folio 3v, page id 00068352:0006
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ita plerique mortales ae maxime
illi qui sibi prae celens sapere
videntur atque eminere, cilis Dei
gravissimis admonitionibus, audita
concione vehementi ad ful minea
peractis Eclesiae Solennibus, aut
recitatis domi precum formulis
mox statim honm omnium ollito
pristinum vitae tenorem servant,
velati si a Ludiero aliquo specta-
culo ad vera negotia redissent
Suam ego coecitatem hominum
nostri saeculi in cultissimio Curopae
regionibus admirans, multo majo
rem profecto prudentiam u in illis
Saecalis ac gentibus agnosco, quibus
barbariem imputamus. Legimus,
excessu quodam pietatis Principes
de Throno descendisse, aulicos atque
in delitus nutritos in deserta abii
aut se se in carceres voluntarios
abdidisse, ut unam salulis curum
haberent; ae Saponenses scimus,
periade ac veteres martyres, eum
hausta semel Christi fide, intelli,
gerent eternos tandem cnuiiatus
vel eterna gaudia quenque ma-
nere, gessisse se se, non tanguam
aut
hoc lecta  rarrata essent,
quae parum, assicere solent, sed
tanguam