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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philologie, Sprachwissenschaften LH 5, 4, 3
# Folio 236v, page id 00068745:0502
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seadita libertas, distracta potentia, Cajar
Pauca potert, veteri vix maces untra status.
Midet adsioc Gallu, ad minim. Gallia Palmae
nobilius nuequam tempus habere poten.
Quo virtus Germana? fides quo prisca recessit
Ergone, qepernat liha, solus era:
tidus ero, dum vivus ero, misi Eilia foetet
Tu reopolde mei gloria cordii dis.
Bro Leopoldina vivam moriarus salute
hit Eudovice duas Himo galle minas
Ex pugna Treviros, villasque domosque pagosque
pessime, n’movcor, n’ero Galle dug.
Exul ad Anitriacas malo diverlere terras
Evam subiisse  hubdole Galle, jugum
Galle potes patriam, potet eripiiste Motellam,
Fac ea, quae praeceps ira fviorg jubert
Omnia ispicio, me nu jactura vonors
Nec movet in nostram stricta Machera necm
sum megs: Ompri liber tub Cusare (Princeps
Cur tit is alterius q puus ce poter.
si veam puleum e pro libertate perire,
non peit, hac facti qrave pi2.
sipeam. Germanorum torpore peribo,
priovenisse sua quas decuisser opé,
sed peream, pereat mea Patria, malo pesire
Omnia, quam Domino ptidus ce meo
Mees mea sincera  et Cusaris arder amore,
In me nil minimi Gallia juris tabet,
Catera Committo supis, qui quando putant,
Omnia jam prsu dita, supe juvant.