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# Title: Consideratio Legis Et Sectae Saracenorum (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 6; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
# Folio 33, page id 797708286:0037
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per calamitates revocatis, sienu beneficii. I deo Deus optimus
maximus compensare jacturam rerum externarum, es de-
trimenti inbellis acceptis aut festâ quadam pace, aut le
ribus es meliori animorum cultu fere semper solet. Sic fa-
ctum est, ut quamvis Romani (5 Craci, quorum latissime
secudum populos orientis patuere claruereq imperia, toto ex
orbenobis olim coenito reportarint victoriam, praedas exe-
rint, non raro crudelissime victoriâ usi sint: tamen lecum
5 morum naturae magis affinium, ubivis seminaria 5
usum in detrimenti accepti compesationem reliquerint. Re-
liqua cerre mutationum genera, ut quae a Seythis es Barba-
ris accidere, quicquid ornamenti es literis es moribus hae
duae nationes contulerant, frequentius pene funditus ex-
cirparunt. Suntitaque Barbarorum incursiones naturae in-
fensissimae, (5 veluti in ejus perniciem omnino armatae. IIOC
tamen vel minusmali habent, qud d quanto praesentiorem
corporibus humanis cladem adferunt, tantominora animis
adferunt nocumenta. In summo enim felicitatis gradu
ponentes corporis bona, nec multas, nec perversas leses ad
ferunt; sed potius compositis rebus, es a bello respirantesr
quum qu’a ante uterentur felicitate es etio sub legibus suis
populivicticonsiderant, eas leces amplectuntur. Id docent
Sestharum es Gothorum multa, tam in asiam quam. F. u-
ropam incursiones. Funnorum, Herulorum, Alanorum,
Saxonum ormannorum. Wandalorum; Loncobardorum
insultus, (5 fixae ubivis in Furopâ sedes. Leces enim illi
omnes a victis accepere, quum propter utilitatem, quum
ob literarum es disciplinarum ignorationem. Imperia
ered caetera hoc habent, aut ut leces es cultum loco praedae
victoriaqe victis adferant; aut ut labem corporibustantum,
non item animis faedae cujusdam superstitionis caecitatem.
ingerant. Una vero Arabica colluvies, tam faedam (5 cor-
poribus es animis invexit eladem ferme in universo orbe
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