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# Title: Bibliothéque Choisie (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 54)
# Folio 88, page id 770548431:0096
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Dibliothéque
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reputacion que cclui-ci. Ausiy en a-c- il
cujulqu’aprelenerrois édicions; doncla
seconde, qui eA celle que je viens de
marquer, l’emporre Tur les deux aurress
Monsicur Con hlss’estane donné la peinc
d’en prendre lc loin, de l’ayanc dédie à
M. C olberr, l’un des plus loreshommes
de l’Furope. Voici le jugemene qu’en AE
un An connoisseur (c’est l’illustre M.
Cirocius) ayane leulement vu la première
edicion, qui choic benucoup moins
amplo quecelle-ci: Proximis diebus, dic-
Il écrivane a l’Aucheur, aliquid nactus
otii, leri ea, qu’a omnia rua (oleo, avidi-
rate ac animi affectu, tua de Idololatria: in
quo contra fecisti, quam nunc fieri soleti
plerique enim titulos suos opere non implent.
tu aliternos decipis, plus dando quam eras
pollicitus. Nam, praeter omnium centium
historiam, naturanobis pandis mysteria, es
en tanta rerum conzerie servas, quod dif-
fcillimum est, ordinem. Praeterea quories
veterum aut Scriptura aut sen sus in dubium
venit, ostendis quam exacta sit judiciitui
Frurina. Tum vero pietatis ac probitatis