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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Ad vitam Leibnitii LH 41, 1
# Folio 6r, page id 00068540:0011
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apretitus convessationis est medioeris, major medita
tianis et rectionis Solitariae: Sed crom se melinte
2 est conversationi, satis jucunde eam continuat.
non memint ipsi a tussi molestiam factam  In conversati onc magis delectat sermon ibus jor
sis gratisque quam ludis schartarum) atque exerii
tij5 quae in mlotu consistunt.
Gaudium dolosqe nunquam immoderata.
Risuo frequentius os quam pectus concutil.
gra est sabita sed brevis.
Temorinre aliqua inchoanda, audacra
in cortinuanda.
Memoria est mediorris.
Anventione et judicio egregio est praeditqu. ne
ipsi difficile est varia cominisci, legere, si 3
bere, dicere ex tempore; remqe aliquam inte
Certuatem si opus sit ad fundum nsque meditanz
2
do pseutari Agit, probabilet eum esse ce
L.9
reboo sicco et spintuoso.
Sinima jactara praesens magis eum afficit
quam maxima praeterita, quia debilis est me
vintae die stordt: Lonm dns emm geiu moria elimaglinatio.
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Non habet fortem imagrnationem obde
sectum visus.
Haec ex duobus diversis exemplaribus altero latino altero
Germanico ab ipso GGL. concepta et scripta exce
haec scripsit Eccarrus,