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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 3
# Folio 121v, page id 00068768:0248
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dam emperii Frincipibus, ut Sa
varo, Coloniensi, monaoteriensi col
ludentibus contrarium facsatio,
Miopaniar Moteandiac; daniue,
Brandeburgui. Saxonie et denoso
rum sceduo Curopastudica in di
versa distracta. Nesi Suecos
quemadmodum Supra conclusum
eot, ad Socduo snti-surrioum
fachari Potonoque auacliarea sum
mitlamus, non ideo minuo altera
para Terrore continebitur, et tamen
nec causam. coloremque, nec vo
tuntatem contraiiarum muetii
nationum habebit et doecio
eadem opera circum scripeuo
erit usuo armorum et velut
definitus aviditatia limes.
dcci mehi naturaleo frunu
e
iac sipendiarii eose fabuntur
Nam ut terra eorum non nisi
militum aut militiae instrum
mentorum, ferri alque aeria
seran eot, ita quo corresponsi
indigent qui hac negotiatione
gaudent. Tisi enim risio sece
propria consumtione et ut sic
Dicam elaboratione rudium sua,
rum bellicositatio merirum desti
tuuntur deficiente sundo, quo
utique ingente opus habenthaco
commerria Martis. Sens aspesa
viclu oultuque, disciplinae, sin
goris, laborum patientiosima, et