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# Title: Monumenta Paderbornensia (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 83)
# Folio 224, page id 827352832:0370
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MI OM U M E N TA
EII, quoniam tocum legitur sine fine per orbem,
Sint plures, oculis quae medeantur, aquae
Fonune magis, opinor, probabitur, coronari à nobis fonces, cele-
brari carminum inscripcionibus, commendari vircures aquarum, ex
colli nacura miracula, qua demum in ipsum nacurxe opiticem aucto-
remque rerum morcalium refunduneur. Ouemadmodum ip(os
Foncesacqueaquas races Cacer Daniel c. 3. ad Dei laudem prorocat.
REquidinCeE nacura Opera praectancius aquis? Onippe hoc elemen-
cum caeceris omnibus imperat: terras devorant aquae, Rammas ne-
cant, scandunt in sublime. e caelum quoque sibi vindicant, ac nubi-
um obcencu vitalem sp. ricumstrangulant. Quae causa fulmina eli-
dic ipso secum discordante mundo:Gund esse mirabilius potest aquis
incaelostantibus: At illa cenparum sit in tantam pervenire alcitu.
dinem rapiunt eo secum piscium examina. Saepe eriam lapides subve-
hunc. portances aliena pondera. Fadem cadentes omnium terrana-
(centium causa fiune, pror sus mirabilinatur a si quis velit reputare,
ut fruces gienantur, arbores fruticesque vivant, incaelum mierare
agnas, animamque etiam herbis vicalem inde deferre: justà
confessione, omnes terrae quoque vires, aquarum esse
benesiei. Idem Plinius lib. 3T. C, 1.
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