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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 15
# Folio 267r, page id 00068376:0539
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sunt, et aurmuno Juum arrogentia et obtrecta-
tione alterius plenuno optince et luculentissime
ortendunt. Res non est illeur pretie ut com
motur sibi respondeam, lapsur illos e lgr
cinco actatis provencentes ferre porsum et
debio, ad quod officun amcos proxinis et saves
dotale munur me obstringri; Ad personalia
quod attinct quac de novo in memorian
revoras melius fecisser si omnia; quac in-
optata illa verpera evenerunt, perpetua
oblivione obruirset cum se non fugit
se contentionis utac primun fucise aut
0-
deno mique mino crimen affigende
quod callida fronte
imo
et supervitio contraito
le deridereur. Cqu surprrionem a me
removere studehi, deum de sinveritate meu
Tertatus requiro absse num me unquar
s
malitiose fucatum invcneris
dendo e, gndiced Gudals
sed respon-
non diffiteor
me valde sermonibus suis deludentibus
agitatum furiso, et verba effudrise, quac
tirtabantur, me rrac tuno non fuisse pote
tem. dolco adhuo imbecillitatem meam
et faitum infeotum optarcur, qum aterci