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# Title: Ps. 2 (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 178, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 178)
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Equatio
Ad Tractatum de Limicibus Aquationum
EPISTOLA PRAELIMINARIS.
Clarissimo riro
AR ANCISCO a SOTTOOTEN
Machemacum in Ilustri Leidensi Academia
Protesori,
ER ASMIUS BARTTIOLINUS
S. P.
Isi meminissem, quanto majore animohone-
ratis fructus in conscientia, quam in fa-
ma reponatur; nequaquam opportunum
fuisset, in edendis hisce opusculis Analy-
ticis consilium. Verum quia communibus macis com-
modis quam privatae jactantiae studui, eo anmus au
sus est, deliberato consilio obsequi. Cujus mea con-
scientia interpretem, non alium maris desidero, quam
re Vir Clarissime, quem utilicatibus aliorum, plus
quam propria laudi, indies deservire, comperrum ha-
beo. Venit in mentem studiosum illud otium, quod
Leidae mihi semper emolumento, utrisque deinde so-
latio erat, cujusque varietates si oratione repetere vel-
lem, prout animo pleraque obversantur, non dubito
quin existimationi hominum dilicentia ex fides nostra,
 in plerisque etiam pietas subjiceretur. Ft licet ne-
sciam, an ullum tempus jucundius execerim; tamen
ea de