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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zu Frankreich LH 24
# Folio 40v, page id 00068820:0080
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# Model: FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74, 2026-09-06T16:05:13Z — 24 lines, status machine
# Lines: 24 recognised, mean confidence 0.97
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sisem promissorum etiam hostibus sanctisime praestitit,
ta ut Saracenis, qui aliqua parte lytri sua quidem incuria
et ignari inter numerandum framuli erant, mestitim
subducta ultio jusserit. Tatproregula tenuit
merto omnibus principibus commendanda, nihit utile esse
principi quod nocet populo. AMoriturus silio inter
alia hoc praeceptum dedit. in jure dicceudo prosume pro
pro paupere et misero dones causa liqueat; in rebus tuis
ontra te praesume ne cauem usque dum veritas ematur
Hec omniam ia Ut defectus fleri patienter feras, abcivi tui
philippi Regis dictum recoraare. Tot tantuque benefocia
a deo accept ut aliquid a ministris ejus toterare non possim
recusare. Bella omnia dissuasit, nisi summa necessitas
imperaret, neque ullo prodo par obtineri posset
illustris ille campaniae praetor sive seneschallus
oinvillans curustisto ri tanto quidem majori fidem
ignus, quod ei in Aeguntiaca expeditione affuit
licet subditus non esset, et quod magna Vori ingenuitas
et veritatis studium in aperto est, Hitoriam suam
de Jancto hoc Rege ita claudit: Ludovicus aeternum
decus illis afferet, quos contemplatio ejus sunctissima
agnominiam
ad imitationem excitabit. Summam magnationem
condemnationem secus facientibus