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# Title: [De Natura Populorum, Eiusque Pro Loci Positu, temporisq[ue] decursu variatione: Ac insimul etiam, De Linguarum Ortu Et Immutatione, Philologicus Discursus] De Natura Popvlorvm, Eivsqve Pro Loci Positu, temporisq[ue] decursu variatione: Ac insimul etiam, De Lingvarvm Ortv Et Immvtatione, Philologicus Discursus (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 5; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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35.
cacissimus. Prudenter Puphormio in ICon. cap. 2.
fol. 67. (5c. Alx, aic, Atricaque, sub Barbaris Im-
periis calus, et Graecorum Thracumque calami-
cas, praecipua humanitaris commercia in ulcimam.
Furopam coesit; ue ror cladibus a barbaris domicis
ex veluri Cclicioriparre execti noltras rirespollemus
recognolcere, auctimere alienas. Nos vero ad ma-
lorum omnium Cenlus pestitero LOpOrO FOTDEHECSS
nec divinam vim horruimus, ac ne inbarbararum
quidem sencium minas, tor provinciarum qua re-
Rabane, ralicurum cicarimus eobur. Eciam omni
diCcordiarum genere lacerarimas nostras opes, in-
dignoprorlisfarinore; ut quo duni corpori rix lac
exac, bellis odiilque in direrla difcoderer. Adde etiam
eund. Fuphorm. Icon. C. 5. f. 142. (5 segq. uli de Germania ju-
dicat liberrime. EE habomus cerre exempla populo-
rum, in pejusqui degenerarere, obria ubiris. Nacio
Judeorum, populusliberrimusolim, a Ciceronero-
cacur serricurinata. Oui quondam milicari inre, ec
omnibuscirilibus excelluere artibus Crraeci, animo
nunce corpore, Pocorditer corpene: e quos Solos
Barbaris dominari debere, cenluir AriHtoteles. 7. PO-
litic. 7. noltro jam tempore: Barbaris curpem ter-
riturem Terriunc. Olim ab Acheniensibuslegum ex-
emplum acceperune Romani; postrerummuraca ri-
ce a Romanis CrXCI. Fmund. Merillius. observat. lib. 2.
capit. 10. AF vero illudiplum. Saniclerorum agmen
jure cerror Orbis, Gracorum aliorumque Christia-
norum Toboles; non ex agris lolum, led pene dicam
hariscollectum, de mapalibus paltorum, alia disci-
plina cducacum, milices. suppedicar Turcarum Im-
peracori Forcissimos: ipsis etiam Turearum liberis,
omnium judicio praectanciores. Ouam in rem ex
Augc-