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# Title: LBr. 587 · Ludolf, H.
# Folio 84r, page id DE-611-HS-856498:0167
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n ulla datur varia lectio: Nemo Patrum de
ea quicquam habet; unde probabiliter consent Walto
nus cum socijs corruptionem et diversitatem a texetu
Hebraico statim a temerario aliquo post nscoroppae,
Por Tior C commissam. Quomodo ergo ille hoc inda-
gabit?Nam si tantum in uno vel altero anorpa
uo contigioset, remansioset utique varia lectio in uno
vel altero ncemplari. thiopes, qui 28s  nata
nosae sequuntur, aliam supputationem habent. Lcus
novent, unde desumtum. Cam communicare possum,
C C
Si S. Lonjour desideret Hlisce vale, meqe amare
perge. Vaban francosurti dic XM. Novembris.
C1D IDC XCVII.
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Qua de re publica privatim Lolonuca diseris ea neris.
sima sunt. Noveris procul dubio, Electorem Moguatinum
Sereniss. Hanoneranum pro Electore extracollegiativer a
gnoscere velle, qui veris est modus utque remedium compo
nadce hujus controverae. Herum Vale