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# Title: Discursus Politicus De Incrementis Imperiorum, Eorumque Amplitudine procuranda (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 4; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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de Inerementis Imperiorum.
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non hominum habitaculum esse videatur. Olim, propter remotiorem 
areliquo cerrarum orbesitum, incognita erat; sed hâc tandem occatio- cc
ne reperta tuit. Phaenices a recultissimisinde temporibus, crebrasmer. a
catura gratia narisationes insticuerunt. Ac primum juxta iplum ad Co- c
lumnas trecum, in Furopae peninsula, uibem poluere Gades nuncupa. cc
cam, hacque ratione, inrestisat a ultra Columnasora, cum lictora AFri- ce
cae leserent, rentorum procellis, ad longinquos in Oceano tractus ab- c
repti Cunt: permultostandem dies, vicempestatis, adt Inculam (de qu’a a
jam dictum) adpulerunt, naturamque ejus de Felicitatem, d se primituis c
coenitam, in aliorum deinde notitiam perduxerunt. Hactenus Diodorus. c
Solinusitem, Polyhistor. cap. ult. d Plintus quo que retert. lib.. 6. Cap. 31. cc
Tubam, exquisito Aclantico mariulque in occalumi, etiam Gorgonum
InCularum meminisle; ultra Corgonas, Flesperidum Insulas, dierum
quadraginta navisatione, in intimosmaris recedere linuS. In SulaS FOt-
CunataS (quae ita aliae ab Hlesperidum InCulis lunt) contra laeram Maurita
TIXjaCCrC.
22.. Clemensporio, dilcipulus Divi Petri, in Epistola quadam, 
ceani mentionem facie, ee Mundorum qui trans iplum exictunt: ita
Sanctus Flieronrmus ex eo citat, tom. 9. ad Cap. 2. Epist. ad Ephes. AC quo-
que Origenes, periarehon lib. 2. cap. 3. ut de Fulebius, de praeparat. Fvan-
sel. lib. 15. Cap. 50.54. 856. Mundosobmagnicudinem, ut credo, adpel.
lavic. Et de iildem quoqueterris, quisnoi accipiec lubens: Quod ex a.
liorum senlurecenset Avicus Declamatorapud Genecam,. Suasor. 1.) du
2ic: Ferciles in Oceanojacereterras, ultraque Oceanumrrursus alia lit-
tora, aliumnasei orbem. Clarius, linostratemvora inspiciamus, vix po.
cuic ectari, auc delignare; quamviscum Avito ridiculum id Fuerit vilum:
ideoque addic; Facile ilta Anguntur, quia Oceanus navisarinon potest.
Palam etiam Seneca ostendic, quaest. Nacural. lib. 5. Cap. Ult. RCgCSMaGHOS,
sentelqueignotas, ultramaria esse; dtimet etiam, ne aliquando in no-
IEtum excurrantobem. Nulla, inquie, terra, tam lonse remota est,
quae nonmittere aliquo luum malum posie. Ilndescio, an nunc ali-
quismagna sentis in abdieo dominus, Cortuma induls entia CUMeNS, NON
contineat intraterminos arma, anparet claslesignocamoliens? Et haec
Cane Indis Occiduis erenerune, ignarissimis ITispauorum. Maroicidem
cerrx illiusmencionem tacit; de racicinatur, etiam Romano Imperio eam
Tubiiciendam: Pneid. 6..
jacet extra sidera tellus;
Extraanni, Solisque vias; ubi caelifer AIlaS
anem humero corquet stelis ardeneibus arcum.
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