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# Title: Hermanni Conringii Censura Diplomatis Quod Ludovico Imperatori fert acceptum Coenobium Lindaviense (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 158)
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mo tandem Februario nonnihil praeter Folicume
nactus liberioris otu: non sinc arcana delectatione,
Quodcandem aliguando alieno me aerc, ut sic dicam,
Solrere, a virum hac etiam in re bonum agcre
liceret, Fidei data caetera (quod sine jactantia dIXO-
rim) si quis alius serrantillirius, tempus racuum
capi arsumento huic impendere. Ex co horis
succiliris denique nata elthaec Diplomatis Censu.
ra, Quodilla qua antehac conscripleram pridem pe
rullent. Spero autem relnunc promissis stantilonex
nimium mOrx culpam Vos condonaturos: pia.
sertim quandoquidem de deprecor, s limut ju
stissimis exculationibus haud equidem Cum deltiur
tS. Sed da Canobialibus Vindicus nihil hacte-
nus tuut periculi Flcideriana adverlus Diplomatis
existimationem institutae disputationi. Saltim
non apud cos, qui Carolorinsici aeri rerum lune
mart, quique procul odio e amore utrinque 291
cata justo examme arbitrari haud grarati sunt. Rc.
etcenim quidem ac prudenter S. Auoultinus. Res
falsa C inanis; nisi corrieatur, habet nonnunquam
fidem: mullique sunt homines judicu parum fir-
mi, qui nihil audiunt lesuntvc, quod non credant
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