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# Title: ... in libros VI. divisi, & Inde A Prima Usque Origine Ad praesentem aetatem quam diligentissime & accuratissime deducti (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 99, Stück 1; Leibn. Marg. 99)
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TOrE hac illa sunt, Candide (5 Sincere Lector, qua
deinribus ac privileeiis tum ipsins Recis, tum Reeni Bo-
hemia Ordinum, incorporatarumque Prouincrarunt
Ocoraniae Silesta, Ensatia, Fcerlandia, (5c. non carpti
cursimque censuimus edissertanda, sed pro S. Casarea Ma
satis Superioritate, pro Sac. Romani Imperii Oignitate;
Serenisimae Domus Austria lustitia, denique pro eorum omni
um, qui in Caesaris ac imperii fide constantes perstitere, desest
sionc, quam accurarisime poruimus summo studio exacta
que dilicentia, prout se nobis obtulerunt; instituenda, de
ducenda perpendenda, examinanda, exsequenda, ac per-
versis quorundam nec recte sentientium scripris reponenda s
se duvimus. Vellemus equidem, et Deus vellet corum met
tes, qui hactenus à causa rebellium contra Sacr. Casared
Maiestatis iisticiam, Reterunt, ita informare at que ulit
strare, Ut non modo ipsi ex errore in viam voram redubl
rentur, sed eo aliorum animos suis persuasionibus seductos
ad Deum optimum maximum es ab eo secundum C lemeta
risimum imperatoreri. suderent convertere es bellum istita
maximum hurpanitate es sapientia potius ad pacem coneot
diamque conciliare, quam pernicio sis machinationibus in pe
ons indres magis macisque vertere, nec tantum pairt
am terram; communem omnium parentem, sed es ipsalt
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