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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zu Deutschland LH 12, 4
# Folio 54v, page id 00068779:0108
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Badensis et Brandenburgenois
Marutiones.
etnno Meccesia. Ascdassenbur
gi communem humana vita
viam iniit, in colleriata C. Aatri
et Atexandri cccleora rbidem
Sepustus.
Parsimonia hunc etrehiepisco
cum studicisse, indicio est, quod
e cercis, quorum in aulico mi
nistario resus erat, distittan
ten ceram ditigenter in globu
sos collectam sorvans suis usi
sus novos coreos ex iis confilu
ri quoanit.
ditam Diothari sori
iosit Jacobue Wim Na
Aselingus.
S. LX. Eundom excepit
DdCSAC. ZUS, qui item ab a
De statu cerffuorreiis seodericus appelbatur
si tempore dsera somes de fsentunq, custos in
Rocd Bemburgici ter Moguntinenses fanono
vid. Auctor puset
sia Protoction. Sa
cos: quam tamen vit pote a se
xon. in civitare non confirmatum dejecit
edius I1. Kapa, et DoL P. HlbM
II. Hlassorianum Comitem H
badonsom substituens: ut,
pluribus ex ponunt Nar
Terus; Continuator Urs,
rgenedit,
epsfiers. pag. is sege