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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 8
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) san. 1) ect.
erillustois et excellentissime vir, Domine V
Patione observandissime
Ut responso, quod binis deteo litteris, ram de fungar, ante
dra significo, me epostoli ad D. Wernem tua qrote curassi
Mo
Ac.
lese et dissrasi Ler. plus semel, ne quid contra caues illes
qui allatrant confessione et mutatione religionis ser Sponsa
aut contra concioratoru aulicorum sinistras relatimes ederet in
gublicum: sicnt et isse optarim, ut is, qui contrafide, qua ser
no
obstrictus est, quicunque et is fuerit, Responsu meum quius aliis
B
commiavit, id potiu ad Claramantas  ados transarisisset
aut penes se retimuisset; attamen heri scriptum unius quaternioni
vidi sub titulo dondisinibus am va ogutam foriud, in quo era-
viter et modeste perstrincit audacia Linceri, seu qvius lisvata
neri, q in sua professiais fidei Cassolicae refutatime, non
na
m
tantum Ler. ponsa tetisit, sed et sed. e Aood, et beatus
specttiu, ac remotione aulicom cncimatorum cppro iudusta habeti
ac promuiciat. Falsa igitr eius resellutr, ut verae remotionis causa
recensent. Haec relatio Actis, qipse habui ac legi oraeplure
corformis est, et stylus prodit, autore esse cmdit, ac prudente
et grave, unique politicu. An tamen prodiciit conscio Principe