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# Title: LBr. 854 · Seckendorff
# Folio 47r, page id DE-611-HS-866575:0097
# Scan: One image of two folio pages side by side, registered by the library under both labels (also fol. 50v); this page is its right half.
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# Lines: 26 recognised, mean confidence 0.98
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Leibnitiu, seckendorio
secundas nuptias gratulatur
Mart. 1685.
et Generosissime Domine
Quod et vales exsententia, et nobilissimam coniugem denuo
invenisti, quae iacturam amissae leniret, curasque levaret, mire-
fice gaudeo et gratulor. Spero erim magno id valetudinis
tuae, et ipsius publicae rei commodo fore cuius interest
conseruari magnos viros. Ego certe metuebam secius
aliquid, cum et dolorem tuum et initia quaedam morbi
ex Epistola superiore tua animaduerterem, eoque magis
de meliore eventu lator, cuius diuturnum nobis bo-
num precor ex animo.
quorum
lngens desiderium operis Jui sEvnara illa, quam me
participem fecisti, dudum incenderunt: magnoque vtique
beneficio et literas et pietatem obstringent sibi hae nun-
dinae Lipsienses munere tam praedlaro. Nescio quid
illud sit, quod Fibi tantopere in Epistola quadam mea
placere potuerit, ut dignum putares quo oterere
nisi forte, quae ame imperfecte dicta erant, tu ex
tuis praeclaris cogitatis interpretatus in maius
aliquid accepisti, ut solemus nonnunquam legere
in aliis, ad quae ipsi cogitando non assurgebant.
Alma-
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