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# Title: Theophili Spizelii De Atheismo Eradicando Ad Virvm Praeclarissimvm Dn. Antonivm Reiservm Avgvstanvm, &c. Epistola (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 72, Stück 3; Leibn. Marg. 72)
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E R ADTCANDO:.
TTL
Plotinus homo Fthnicus adversus Cno-
Ricos, muita ex uIS, qux vulso mola
videntur, bona esse locupletissimé de-
monstrarit: Annon calamitatem Vir
tutis occationem Seneca in luo de provid.
lib. appellarie: Illos (inquir) merito quis
dixerit miseros, qui nimia felicitate, torpe-
scunt, quos velut inmari lento tranquillitas
itineris derinet, quicquidillis inciderit, no-
vum venier; tandemque naturx solum.
lumine collustratus in haec verba crumpit:
Tlos it aque Deus quosprobat, quos amet, in-
durat, recornoscit, exercet, eos autem qui-
bus indulgere videtur; quibus parcere; mol-
les venturis malis servat. Frratis enim.
si quem judicatis exceptum. Sed veniet ad
illum diem faelicem sua portio. Duisquis
videtur dimissus esse dilatus est. Deus op-
timum quemqe aut mala valerudine, aut lu-
etu aut incommodis afficit. Dicapt quicung.
jubentur pati timidis ignavis que Rebilia digni
vip sumus Deo, in quibus experiretur, quan-
rum humana natura posset pati. Fueite de
licias, fuxite enervatam feliciratem, nist ali-
quid intervenit, quod humanae sortis admo-
neat. Ouemadmodum etiam Hesiodus
recte