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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 3
# Folio 108r, page id 00068768:0221
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peri latus claudunt, Arabes, Dungalicae Abyscini, Numidae
alique Africam. Ab Orience imperiam surcicum Cersae
attinguni d Georgrani.
Arabes etsi malomeri non lamen Porrae addiclissimi
Sanc sapradicium est eos Turcis esse infestos et ab js ubi
surcico dominauri subsum, dure haberi, les drabes (. ut
scribit ex Aegypto peritus percorinator.) sont tour éclaves
des sures, qui les battent, sans qu’il Poseni plaindre.
eden Bassatus sedem ab Arabiae felicis incolis pulsis
Turcli receptam esse. Additim est nec in Lacea ad sinin
persicum, nec in Bassora ad Arabicum Sultani rationem
haberi. Arabes turcui infesti sunt, a quibus seruiliter ha,
bentir: quod lanto aegrius Arabes ferunt, quantoplui
Sibi prophetae consanguineii d religionis lautoribus et pos,
sessoribus trnvicae sacrae, honorii deberi patant. Arabia
dividitur in perraeam; desertamt felicem, strabiaxe
traea ob Vicinitatem a turcii magii premitur, atliagit
ea dlegyptum et Palestinam et ab Israelitis Aegupeo ex
euntibus tot annorum spatio mucaus saepesedibus tota fere
perambulata est. Deserta trianouto quodam inter
Meppum Babylonem ei Bassorim conrinenir. Ab Alepo
Babylonem Vnius mensis, Bassorem duorum fere iter est
Caravanii cum cameli onusti non nisi quinque aur sex leucas
cinius diei etinere absoluant. Un de magnitudine pot est
fieri jadicium. Rea ejus in aulae vibeque mobili, id est, ex
tentoris composita huc Illue porrantibus lamelii ambu,
lante habitat. Cum Srabum Rea creaturr jurejurando
promittir, ut audiui eit l. bhil. à S. Trin. se non in ox
pidis sibi sabditir sed in medio deserri sub papilionibus
habitaturum: pauci scium ubi habicet; cum propter se
curitatem (sebi enim a Turcis timet:) scesse locum
mutet suanus transferat ciuitarem, ubi pasuia pro omnu,
libus reperiuncui. Betrus deValle notat sui temporii
princisem