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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 13
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sactum istuo, sec nobiicum quiqu su-
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vimus. desacie ad faciem coquutus
est nobiscum in ed monte e medioionis
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Carentibus restrinoitur item differre
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ad terham sanctam. Derit. V. 16. F10.
norapatrem tuum et matrem ruiam.
quemadmodum praecepit tibi fchova, De-
tis tuus rit prolonventeir cies tui fet
pektnam q fara et ut bene
sit libi in terra, quam fehova Derestuue