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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 1
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in qua omnia Fucura contingentia essent
praerila; addidit idem, primam Animx concurs
ad DEum Conversionemmere esse ette-
ctum electionis ab homine Factae, ita uF
omnem Cratiam Prarenientem inficia hoc male
retur, id quod deincepspeculiare illis, qui
Semi-Pelaciani dicti, a reliquis discrimen
dedit. Exponebant hujus Systematisra-
tionem S. duenstino Prosper de lilarius, qui
contra id calamum srinxic, sententix six
detensores nactus prosperum, Fulgentium,
Orosum e alios, cum Cassianum Faustus,
Vincentius de Gennadius lequerentur. Pra-
valuit tandem in Occidente sententia
Augustini; unus Pelagius in Patriam se sub-
ducens, non paucostirpothelium suarum
Patronos in Bricannia habuisse videtur,
cametla Germanus de Cupus, e Gallia in
Bricanniam Cemel icerumq; missi, omnes
illius secta penitus debellase, d ab erro-
re cos omnimodo liberasse dicantur.
Duid argumentis praestiterint in medio
relinquo, cerre scriptores hujus Legenda
omnem operam collocarunt in exornan-
da hac mittione rariis miraculIs, quie in
cer non minimum eAt, riculus, qui in par-
ces dissectus e in cibum Paratus, postmo-
dum
abdem e