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# Title: [Samuelis Friderici Willenberg, J.U.D. Ejusdem ac Historiarum Prof. Publ., Gedanensis & Athenaei Inspectoris, De Metu Reverentiali, Germ. Ehrfurcht] Samuelis Friderici Willenberg, J.U.D. Ejusdem ac Historiarum Prof. Publ., Gedanensis & Athenæi Inspectoris, De Metu Reverentiali, Germ. Ehrfurcht (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 18; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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AD REVERENTTAM OBLIGAMuR.
qrodintra Deum sint, quem venerandum ee rimendum ha-
berentagre ac alii homines. Fc hujus Dirinae Providen-
tix restigia apparent axud Davidem Psalm. XNCII. 6. 7. Ubi
haecleguntur: Leo dixi Dii estis, Cs sili Excelsomnes: Pos
autem licut bomines moriemini,  licut unus de Principibus ca–
detis. De consticuris aurem Regibus in Sacro Codicehae
traduveur; Per me Reres regnant e lecum conditores decer-
nunt justa. Per me Principes imperant, (5 Potentes iudicant
terram Proverb. VIII. 15. F.F apud Sgracidem XVIL. 14. BaC in-
veniuntur: Unicuique genti proposuit Rectorem, sed Iraet por-
eio ejus peculiaris facta est. Nec prophani Scriptores hoc
Clene, qui Cine adulacione principale Fastigium a Deorepe
tunt. eliniusin Pancerrico Trojani hoc cuo Principi incul-
catinverbis: Principem dat Deus, qui ergaomne hominum ees
nus viceluafungitur. Et Agidius Romanus in Oratione,
quam Sorbona nomine ad Philippum Pulchrum Regem
CTallix Habuic apud Arry l. Flistor. G all. l. IIX. init. II. verbis (2
oniticantissimis idem expendit: Nomen Recium non interris
natum, excositatumque, se de caelo dimissum mibi videri (olet
Parensenimrerum Deus cum genus humanum condidisset, Tumo
mum quidem in illud imperium fusque venes se retinuit. sed ut
mente incum sublimes ferremur, ut illum cupidius quaereremus;
ut spe ut votis incenderemur: idcirco in terris palam ipse de
gere, oculisque interea nostris observarinoluit: Regesque instis
tuit, quiejus vice munereque funrerentur, quorum ut quisque pro
bitate, quam proxime ad Deum Optimum Maximum accederet
ita verissime Rex vocitaretur. Principes icaqre in histerris;
quotam sublimi splendore de Fastisio conspiciuntur, omni-
no renerandi lunt. Cui renerationi lubserric ex occulto
graedam reniensris, qrae eam in animis subditorum acceri
dic de excitat, adeo ut e ex obscuro in lucem ac splendorem
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