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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 12, 2
# Folio 23r, page id 00068371:0045
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et
ev ecendissime domine
Cum cogentibus negotiis meis invitus a Vobis discesserim
scribendi officio absentiam solari conor. Epistolam
ad Jacobum Benignum de Bossuet Episcopum antea
Condomensem nunc Meldensem rite curavi alteram
quoque ad Burkersrodium Rraftianis meis inclusam
cursor publico commisi.
L in melius auctam
Valetudinem Tuam
indies confirmatam, restitui perfecte et opto et
hac anni tempestate spero. Nec dubito quin negotia
lestinata in his regionibus ex animi sententia sis confecturus
praeterquam enim quod consilia tua mihi sinceritatis ac
pietatis plena videntur, qualibus Deus deesse non solet
certe nihil a te postulari arbitror, quod non aequo animo
concedi ab omnibus, imo desiderari, debeat. Utcunque
res ceciderit, optimi in Rempublicam Christianam omnem
et singulatim Germanicam nostram animi gloriam habebis
efficiesque illud saltem ut intelligamus quae supersint difficultates
iterque ad pacem reddatur expeditius. Nam plerique qui antea
renico studio se dedere, aut ignorasse aut dissimulasse