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2B. TT. SECF. Y
mare edicos, extare rnam e nostris existolis, camquarre
aecernum dCa HIoS Obletuanciae moriumentum; puro
nec breuius, nec forre plenius nos huic otticio posse la
tistacere, nec quam nostri cauSi a PeErO PatiuntuECA-
sumniam ralidius depellere, quam E de Carmelitarum
antiqua origine apud Palestinos, et de illorum propa-
rarione, aur instaurarione per toram Europam opers
Tancti Ludonici sensum meum Rgnificavero.
Si quod unquam contisir scandalum illius generis
quo Propheca Rerius aic se aliquando centacum, quod
que ex bonorum adnersis, aut improborum secundis
rebus nalci foler; nullum orbis pallus elt porentius ad
deiiciendos pusillorum animos, e impiorum opiniones
contirmandas, eo quod accidic ex bello Sacro a D. Lu-
donico suscepto: nullum rnquam sanctius gectum fuit
nec habuie exicum infceliciorem; re ridererur Deus
suammet causam desseruisle. Seio aa has impiorum vo-
ces blasphemas mulea posse responderi, non Tolum ex
Scripeuta _ PP. Ced eriam ex Philolophis, maxime ex
Seneca lib. de providencia. Vnum singulare habeo
quod his quae dicuneur de piorum calamicacibus, addam
D. Ludonicum amissa libercare, delero peste ee hostium
armis exercitu, manno precio redemprum, ec in Cal-
tiam reducem adiunctis navigationis sux, fociisPalaestina
Anachoreris, lonse illustriorem repuro, quam RITOTO
Orience subacto rictor rediistet; non Polum proprerin.
erictam, et comprobaram cor aduersis constanciam: sed
abiplomet rei Fructu, ee expedicionis regix in P’alaesti.
nam, cuentu. Duid inde ad nos secum deportauie.
Non Palxstinae palmas, non Orientis pretiolosrnio
nes, non gazam Reoum, sed horum omnium locole-
cum deduxic antiquos illos Carmeti incolas, veram et
perennem Elix, ec Elisei progeniem, quidquid reclamet
PCETUS. DemuS D. Ludonicum parem ex bello LaCrO
oloriam cum Gotofredo esse consecurum, denictos ab
illo ingentes hoctium exercitus, expuonatas arces mu-
nicissimas, capram ElieroColsmam, de Imperii octogin-
ea annis duraruri ledem esse consticuram. Juid ista ad
Rcclelia Faelicirarem, prae illis bonis quae ex deporraro
in Furopam Cormelicarum insticuro iam nobis obve-
RETUNE, _ BIUTA (PCTAMUSS CCTTE iniquuS RUC CaCUSIS
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