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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 3
# Folio 113v, page id 00068768:0232
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ratio secit, ut paucatim illac ipsac
Leges eorum non decum in Aerminia.
noc et Mennonitas, Sed ipsoi Anti-
Trinitarios tam aeres vim amiserint
et dibliotheca doirniana olim
Suppreosa non minore nune quam
Onstilutiones Calvitie libertate ven
datur. Lactantur aliotum severi,
tate, et quemadmodum aliorum
ab esu carnis abstinentia, quac il
Lio ridicula videtur; ita etinqui
Sitionum, editorumque rigore, inquem
vetrementi sime declamant, unice
Sruuntur, et si poosunt, libertatem
consirentiarum alibi excludunt
zic domi tantopere savent. Memine
amicum ca de re ita narare mihi.
Stingellandiuo, Ordinum in dvecca
Legatuo, a meriatoribus quibusdam
rogatuo: daret operam ut sufor.
matio templum aliquod exerciti
unque publicum Htolmide permit,
teretur: liberalites promittens, de
miosis illis, versuo ad suos astantes
Ego vero, inquit: Si possim, etium
impediam. Alio artibus effectum
est, ut ingens hominum multitudo
in diem vivens promissa tantum
credendi Loquendique libestate con
tenta sit, et nauta quisquam me
serabilio in haberna cerevisiaria
regem quendam animo gerat, nec ideo
minuo duriesimis oneribus victui
impositis gravetur. Oneottamen huie