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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zu Societäten, Archiv- und Bibliothekswesen LH 40
# Folio 60r, page id 00068539:0121
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Rhetorica generalia
Ars Rhetorica, ornate dicendi, huc figurae
dictionum
varia artificia Rhetorica
Ars petecadenti vel affectus movendi ueteerebus
aligi cum intellectu co
Ars Oratoria affectus in dicendo cum ratione
intellectu conjungendi, sed cum potissimum
ed ratione persuadendi. Etsi interdum in uuda delecti
tione descriptione ar stetur, ut logica saepe subsistit in
termini, simplicibus.
arhficia
varia lonea, quali varia rhetorica qualia
in progymaasinatibus Apthonii, huc Ars argutiaam
rum inscriptiones elegantes, f.
spectatur
ubi magus foma quam maa
Rhetori oratoria specimina, orationes Epistolae
dialogi, si ob materiam alibi annitari non
maestet
Poetica Generalia. Corprgtur Mupia cum phetorica
Ars poetica
poetae seu specimina poltica, varti argu-
menti
poetae veteres graci
graei latim
poetae recentiores variam lnquam
Historia fabulosa, milesiae fabulae, anites
fabulae; ubi nec historia vera, nec res
moralis spectatur
facetia