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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philologie, Sprachwissenschaften LH 5, 4, 3
# Folio 132r, page id 00068745:0283
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art
arole principio Gustavis major in ipso
Qui tibi non vane credis adesse Deum
thus
detumuit Tetys cui Cimbrica; Moscus et ingen
Et cum sauromata supplice saxo jacet.
Magnus Alexander puerilibus invidet annis
eneque Romana est fabula quicquid agis.
Nunc quid erit. vocat immensum te Gallus iorben,:
Et prope nudatus milite lento  patet.
vetant
arte alia jus fasque vocat, jurandaque vincla
mperii, Europae et non temeranda salus.
Hactenus in puris fulsisti candidus armis,
Et tibi justitiae maxima cura fuit.
hoc tu macte animo. sic tecum militet ather
Nec tibi sint resides ad pid bella manus.
rans Alpes Rhenumque move victricia signa,
facque habeat Casar, fac sua jura Deus: