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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 2
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B 15 
in qua omnia Fucura contingentia esene
praerisa; Addidit idem, primam Animx
ad DEum Conversionemmere ese effe-
ctum electionis ab homine Factae, ita ur
omnem Cratiam Pravenientem inficia-
retur, id quod deinceps peculiare illis, qui
Semi-Pelaciani dicti, a religuis discrimen
dedit. Exponebant hujus Systematisra-
tionem S. dueustino Prosper dPlilarius, qui
contra id calamum srinxir, sententixe (iX
detentores nactus Prosperum, Fulgentium,
Orosium _ alios, cum Casscanum Faustus,
Vincentius de Gennadius (CquerentT. PFX-
valuit tandem in Occidente sententia
augustini; unus Delagius in Pacriam se sub-
ducens, non paucosty pothelium luarum
Patronos in Britannia habuisse videtur,
LamCTE Germanus d Lupus, C Gallia in
Bricanniam Cemel icerumq; missi, omnes
illius secta penitus debellase, de ab erro-
sc cos omnimodo liberasse dicantur.
Ouid argumentis praestiterine in medio
relinquo, certe scriptores hujus Legenda
omnem operam collocarunt in exornan-
da hac missione rariis miraculis, quie in-
ter non minimum est, riculus, qui in par-
ces dissectus et in eibum paratus, poAtmo.
dum
etius controversia