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# Title: [Theophili Spizelii Ecclesiastae Augustani Consideratio Corporis Gloriosi] Theophili Spizelii Ecclesiastæ Augustani Consideratio Corporis Gloriosi (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 72, Stück 5; Leibn. Marg. 72)
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CORDORIS GLORTOSLI 43
deperditis multis partibus inteora restitui
non possunt; non idcircotam en destituentur
in Resurrectione: nam semper remanet ali-
quod ossiculum, quod instarfermentiper mas
jam eotam se diffundit. Vel quod ica excre-
scit uri eranum tritici ex quo nascitur arista
Auc denique percinec Muhrammeca
NOTUM AL= ATBT3 GuOd IBN L ATHIN
ArabO dCFNIE OS AD TNFERTOREM
DORST PAR TEM jUIXCA OS SACRUM.
Videndus celeberrimus GOLTUS LPX.
Arabic. voc. Ala ibi. Pokcokcius MiscelL.
P. 255. Abrah. Ecchell. HTist. APab. C. 19.
ee vir summus J. II. Frocrinserus Falci
cul: Dissert. Theol. Philol, Pa8. XXV.
XVII.
Opera aucem precium est nunc in-
clagare, qua occasione, quibusei Racio.
nibus mori Juctei inepeas adeo d aniles
de fucuris corporibus excogicaverine
Tabulas, e omnino deplorandum elC, il.
losqui rem iplam admictune, circa mo
dum eamen causasque Resurrectionis
inepcissimas adteo forere sencencias, qua-
rum origenem haud obscure prodidie
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