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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 7A
# Folio 51v, page id 00068644:0102
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rotunditate orbis terrarum prodiderant, quae ipsi obscuriora licet
de Atlantide insula et fortunatis, de extremis Africae de India
orientali reliquere, Argonantas nostros excitasse dubium nullum
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altata
addidere addidisse illis paiacipibus constat. husitanis addidisse
constat Quodsi extitisset Relatio Cosmae Monachi, quem
nupex
quam ab Emerico Bigotio ex Medicea Bibliotheca eritum, edidit
nevenotius vir et dectrina incomparabilis et tandabili cartmo
 vir memorabili rarissimae doctinae varietate conspicuris, et
magno in publicum Zelo caudanduszu t potisent Europai
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cogiam notis Eclipsium aliesque rariis con
tam et vel aliisque
indicirm constitutam, et si usus abesset abesset, qui tamen
un eclesia nonest contemmendus ad Historiam accurate
distinquendam sane maximus, tamen ob. rei pulchritudinem
sa
merito estimamus. Et in summa qquicunque non nisi
sua tempora curant, de iis merito dici potest, quod
Aegyptius Sacerdos de Graecis, semper pueros esse. cum
reterum profectus nostris jungendo deniue humana
cognitio magis magisque adolescere videatur.
qui jam justiniam
tempora ad sicns
circa
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