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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 3
# Folio 64r, page id 00068768:0133
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in illo traccu. Contam inde milliaribus Insula Mas
i
Tuba sine Mesauua occurrit, ipsa quoque exiquae
est illic Bassa Vecariys, Borrory Cuslos. à Sea,
aginta tantum urcir cusloditume Duabus inde
leucir inconrinenn Clethiopiae Arquico sive Erkito
est, munimentum male firmum, male necessaris in
a
Aructum, quod idem Lupisanus oculatus tetis con
firmat. et tamen fere unicy iste lethiopice in
nari rabroportus frequentatur. Unde ex Cleyypro
et arabra mari itirr in Abysrinam. Caret injuca
aqua dulei quae ab arguifo aduehuitim, la
a paludibus quas Cacimbas Vocant. atque hac loru
Kodie naris rubri defcnsio est.
Medeterranee llegypri Vrbes fere sine munimertis
sine muri, sine armis sunt: fururae omnes rius, qui Wilo
Lcuibus dominnaitur: demta Cairo, a forue Girge
quarum illa ingenori, ac superiorus llegypri
caput est. Dirge (:alis Georgio:) cilta priaq
on cipale di catto l’Egillo superiore la quale tanto
et per la grandezea, quanto per il gran traffico e con
 corso di diversi nationi erientali si puo dire un
n altro Carro. Sed de Aegyplo Saperiore nulla nobis
cura essedeber; qua tota sterilis et arenosa et a teu,
ente inferiorem mari e Commercjs, et omni Vitae
commoditace exctusa est; nec unquam se contra
Dominos inferioris quantulouimque tempored effendit.
COncludendum rgitur arbitror nihil in tota llegypto
esse, quod non primo impetu capsi possit, demta (airo.
airque Regypri Capiit, omnibus facice mundi Vrbibus
hominum numeo, et spari amplitadine certaverit.
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