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# Title: Chronici Ditmari Episcopi Merspurgensis Libri IIX (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 85, Stück 1; Leibn. Marg. 85)
# Folio 102, page id 829361065:0142
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10
CMRONIEI DITMARI
cillatus: quia etsi in hoc seculo porum boni opcratus tum,
tamen detunctorum semper memor Tum. Voluntasmea inter-
dum bona. Sed quia cidem vires aptas suegererenon Audco,
parum prodest. Sempermescculo, sedsicut debui reatum
non Colro, Cumqs ideo in omnibus corrisibilis, quia menon
converto ad cum, qui super omnia laudabilis. AgnolcC,
lector, procerirarem, et videbis in me parrum hromuncio.
nem, maxilla deformem leva, e lacere eodem, quia hrinc
olim ecupic semper curgescens Actula. Nasus ins pueritia
Fractus ridiculum me Facie, idque torum nil quectus essem,
hincerius aliquid Cplendiscerem. Nunc Cum miler, nimis
iracundus, _c ad meliora insexibilis, invidus, sublannons a-
lios, ipse deridendus, nulli pro debito parcens, slucro ae (.
mulacor. Unicnigue sic Fas non Polum murire, quin porius
in aperto, quia peccator Cum, dicere: _ post correptionem
Fracernam, congruit suppliciterorare. Multi Apottololau
dancur, niu pauca reseis obaret, quodincer oprimos hobe
rentur; et quia rerum ol, hominibus de perfectione juctani.
mis decse, quod prodest de inferioribus his tale quid pro
mulsare. Omnis laus in tinc canitur, et moralis
converlacio isne probatur.