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# Title: Specimen Demonstrationum Politicarum Pro Eligendo Rege Polonorum (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 93)
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hujusq: praesencis, de ledulitate rurtus
domusigneliberecur:) ipso nihilo adhuc
minus esse Scilicet inconcrarium ver-
Cum, ec porius pro domno habendum.
Ucinumeri illificti inalgebra cria dem
tisquocuor. 3- 4. Ecnci obaeracus ille
dicebac, aliquam multis calentis opus
est, venihil habeam (2) Beneficium calua
a
nudum esse H HoC En
leprohier volunacem (ode in bruca
cadic: v. 8. cujusdam dormientis os
grandis buto constrinrerar; dum igi-
cur experse tactusomolirinon porest, de
haeret miler arancus e Cummo recto col.
lineans uno ictu butonem incerimit.
Fingamushominem amore aronci ca-
prum, accurace cum servori curase, de
in cibum ejus aliquoc muscorum eron
ses olvisse; quis non eam gracirudi
nem ulcam, e rilu dignam habicurus
erge
beneficium
erac) uultum esse, Nam cum ab animo
aellimandum sic, ee onimus sic nullus,
nulla eriam aestimacio erie, dificienre
velueformabenelicii: Carerum (hoc
nullum est, quod estpraeter roluntatem,
odhus
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etir (3) benesicium voluntarum, quodal
terius