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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 3
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moradari in ruinum, praesercim cum ut ortensum est,
quiiquid ei ageadum et, inter cerros menses agendu
si
est, quibus elapsis ne subsistere puidem potent quare
repetendatunc hosti Syrraerit, nobis facile omnia
recuperaturs. Ailibe quod Turca non posnunt diu
sabsestere in vra expeditione; nam eguites fudaterii
dimariora ipsi se sustentant familiamus let suppelles
Ailem vitieque necessaria secum ferunt, quibus consuncii
aut pereundum illis fame, aut redeundu est. Vnde
Turcu moris est prouecto demum anni tempore
cum messem gramenque inveniunt progredi et medio
autumno rursus Campo exire.
Sed Ut appareat nec tantos nec tam flerentes
exercitus nunc a Turcireduci, quam olim posse Visi
Sunt, opera prelium erit praesentiae potentiae turcicae
decrementa attragere. Decreuit immunita genero,
partim attrivere partim prohibuere Setate priacipum, posulositate regionum, opibus, po,
sentii militari. Principis sapsientea et Vircus finda,
mentum omn potentice est, contra mollities at siquoran,
tia rerum et crudelis barbaries prae luia rumae.
Sultans qui ninc viuit inverfeminas educatus est, nunguam
expeditionem ullam Vidit; alcarus, rerum mixeritus, a
suis contenrys qui omnem in fratre solimenno spem coli
locant. que partin ese dictis partem ex dicendis
magis lapparebt: num Viri peririssimi verba afferre
suffecerit. (R. 27.) cette baste flatterie le rchesse
deschaines. Nulla fere etium ministris status notiia
sipsioria et Geogruphiae vbeque ignorantia et bar,
baries regunt. Nullam ex Mauris surcis omnibus
chartum marium expresseris, cui expertus nauis
maginer fitite fidere Velit. Laditati Siito barberici
delu
Haec quae de hoste aditu Aegypti
prohibendo et situ locorum atterendo
dixi, Tamerlanis expeditione con-
firmantur. Is victo captorque ac denique
ad mortem adacto Bajazete Turca
sultanum quoque Aegypti eversurus
ex Perside duodecies contenis homi
num millibus syriam et Mesopotamiam
invasisse dicitur, Aleppum et destat
et denique damascum quoque cepit:
inde in Regyptum irrumpentem, Deq
sertum et Nilus stagnans, et Laris
sive Larissa praesidio munita et
triginta millia Mammeluccorum
Eversor orbis imminuto exerciti
dedecore plenus in syriam ac denique
interiorem Orientem rediis. Et h.
ei expeditionum in occidentem finis
fuit.