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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 13
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tro 105
Et litteris Amioo eed Arnicum Lins. 18. Jan. 168c
Thinensis Episcopo, Christophoro de Bovas, qui maternum
genus a opinolis trahit, rrenica consilia, non dubito
quon videnis, audinenoue. duac quoruam eo pertinent
vaice, ut quae nec parem religitsam iam tenemuo
faciamus missa, eadem que ea gratia Bomani Excisvo
po petamus, vel ad futurum loncilium (quod quale
dutucum sit, vestigia Trdentina doient facile) ternit–
damus; Cacterum vrolestantes invicem, quod crroula
hoc feorsim renoiinuie verborum et sonissio aureorum
montium circumuenise studet collidantus et dista
hantus: Serenissimus Elechor noster, non tantum Edo
chio vetiut, ne quio suorum seorsim cum Episoopo tra
etet, sed si quid ille praeparandis, quod ait, animis
ad pacem apud vrum alterumue moliatus, eum
ad Serenissimum Prinoipem remittat: sed et ad ali
eo authetanos Magnates in Imperio scripsia, soga
uucque, ut muture ranctioque conpiluo en olegosio
rausam communem concenente agatus et abstinea
tus a passicularibus traitatibus. Mperamus autem
ubi runctio consiliio rem tractari vident, destitutu
rum ab hisce peniciosio machinationibus.
ex Archio. Goth.