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# Title: Antonii Reiseri Augustani, De Origine, Progressu Et Incremento Antitheismi, Seu Atheismi, Epistolaris Dissertatio (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 72, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 72)
# Folio 21, page id 818663391:0025
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rumz e quomodo sunt absque Deo Ephesi
Sed propierea sunt impiie absque Deo, quod
cumulios elecerunt Deos, ab uno exciderunt.
Hiinc eodem cirance Theodorecus censec:
Mncilos esse vocandos non eos modo, qui nul- Serm. III.
lum omnino Deum esse comminiscuntur; sed de cur.
Crac. ad
eos quoque, qui in mulca Numinannum De. fect. mon
umparcici sunt, quivererum omnium con- a princ.
dicori parem staruerunt creaturam. Non
itaque sol habendi sunc achei Diasorasmile.
sius, Pheodorus Cyrenaus _c F. remerus Je.
geaces,  quicunque hosconsectarsunt, Deos
esse penicus abneeantes, ut author est Plutar-
chus; Sed FTomerus pratereà e Tlesiodus, e
familia Philosophorum; qui multos Deorum
ordinesfabulari sunt, es horum quosdam,
mancipiorum instar, humanarum percurba-
cionum servos esse pronunciarnnt. Placuie
hoc Theodorecicestimonium hucadjicere.
quia in sequencibuseriam suolocoutui ee
ec non parum inserrire poreric. Accedac
nuncporro, quod Sinnichius ad illud e
ancecedentia ulcerius pro more (uo nOn
impercinencer obserraric: Pateticitur, am
bitione libertatis, Dr Oua Paulo ante esc-
rac, invectum fuisse primitus polycheismum,
guatenus per camprimi Parentes a Deore-
cesserunt, e subsequenter serpenti pluralica-
tem Deorum sue eerenti crediderunt. Patet
pari