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# Title: Historia Della Venuta à Venetia Occultamente nel 1177 Di Papa Alessandro III E della Vittoria ottenuta Da Sebastiano Ziani Doge (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 61)
# Folio 151, page id 81917422X:0163
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Di Papa Alessandro.
Parole del E pistola
Capellant, d cure sidam Cle
riei sui ambetiosus assum.
Parole dell Incerio.
dolor) mantum impuda
assumset.
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Perum ex Diuino creuimus S5d Dimino indioio conts
indicio convisisfe: qudd ca eie, quod ea pars manei quae
pars manti, quae recere an opcaire anteriera de huerde,
rerioa debueram nallis vi doidencibus cuvetis, at que
dentibus, d) ridentibus, poi videntibuss posteriora re-
Steriora recebat. ie e
cebat.
Et cum ipse idem hocemen Fr cum ipsemet huinsmodi
dare Studiosius voluisset: Indibrium vellet Aetdiosccs
quiacapucium manii exira emendare, quia maniiica-
Serapeus non pocerat inue pucium, exera serapius no
vires collofimbrias circum. Poceratinvenire: inferiores
duxit, (0 C.  15
e
Fembrias collo sicur pormie
applicanit. . 1AC
Sieque factum est.  sicue En hocicitur manif este cor
torcaementis erat,  inten parvis, quod sicuciortae men
rionis obliquae: ita ex trans. dis erat, et intentionis obli-
verso.  obliquomarcum quae: ita mantum ex trans.
fuerie inrestimonium suae verso, es obliquo intesti.
damnationis indurus. monium suae damnarionis
acceperii.
Non seguiro pii avanti, a produrcestimonio di
canea chiarer Za. Madiro benes, cheEcopereosiHOr-
mai per copiacore d’Epistole delli Ponretici, e di
Eguar-