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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 3
# Folio 264v, page id 00068768:0534
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aut omnino impediat, aut ita gravet,
ut incommoda lineae rectae maritimae
incommodis itineris ma terrestris
aut maritimi longioris praeponderent,
commercia necessario per Aegypti
canalem commeabunt. Nisi ali caeteri
forte desipere et commoda sua igno
rare credantur, quod in reliquida
non est cur metuatur. A Quare
olii n constat antequam Turca
eversa Sultanoum Republica Aegyptum
armis obtinuit,  omnia Orientis
Commercia ex Aeouito non aliter
Jndiam Oricutalem et Tersiam
quam internuntia. Aegypto nobiscum
communicasse, et Italiae Respu-
blicas maritimas  veneties inprmis
 Genuenses, ideo maxime florudisse
et mediterraneas Germaniae civitates
sope non alie commoditate notabiles,
caput extulisse, quod per earum
manus ita ferente intinerum linea
contruno officio merces Orientit remo-
tioribus traderentur. Unde mani-
festum est Turcam si sapuisset
commercia  Orientalia Lu sita.
norum et Anglorum et batavorum
e evertere dudum potuisse.
ominum Aegypti posse ingenti bene-
ficu damnove afficere orbemter-
rarum.
sentit enim orbis quod damnum lucrumque
pars ejus cultissima senfit. Potest antem
Dominus aegyati non tantum grande rebus publicis rebus
humanis damnum dare, interclusis
commerciis; sed et benefficio sibi obligare
genus humanum si quo canali mare
nubrum vel Nilo vel mediterra neo
connecdat connectat. Mare rubrum
Aerypto altius esse, fabulae propius est;
sed etsi esset, non ideo pumadis
intr canali aperto obrdet Aegyptum
Dominum Aerypti posse in ruinam dare
Commercia, Batavorum
in sudia Orientali
Potest enim Commencia Orietic red..
dere Enropaes mnis mediterran ei accolis,
Euxo paeis reddere pristinam commer–
riorum libereatem in Aegto Cemmer
cia Jndiae orientalis, perliae cdinae
reddere Gallis Italis et Hissand
manis mediterranq accolis. Hi
aut omnino
Futi certe turca dedit
fossas
quem admodum Gallia cnali sub
a
rodices pystengorum radicibus
d ducta Europam sibi
beneficio obstringit