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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 3
# Folio 35r, page id 00068768:0073
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Suos. Rui cum Ctilippus multa &e
inprims debelli ratione locutus didicis:
bierosolymam ed legnum Christeanorum
in Oriente conservari non posse, nisi
Segyphi imperiam eucerteretat, et vihoc
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dieres, Samnatae possessionem necessariam
esse. De Damiata locutus ers haud dubie
Ncaeteras, ubitunc erant,
quia inter Vrbes Aegypli balaestinae pro
ima est. Haec viri verba Chiliseps
animo alte infixa testimonio est,
nata mox inter francos Anglosus dissense
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Philippo Regyptum tenturi saadente Rich,
ardo regnum Heerosocynitanum affcitance
Richardus apuid homnnes speciosa magis,
excerna sanccitatis specie, quam uiilu
et solida quaerentes prevaluis: Philippus
iratus in Galliam redit: Richardus
quoque consiliorum irritus port multa
terra marique pericuca, et Austriacam
captiuitatem vixe tandem reuersus:
sequ lapsum videns Votum fecis lentondae
Aegypti, cum primum bellum Trancicum
quod interea ud confertum esret, sed mors coepta praevenit
Visi simt errorem agnouisse, tandem
Christiam, quod occapatis mediterraneio
Mceroisaet