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# Title: LBr. 883 · Spener, Ph.J.
# Folio 68r, page id DE-611-HS-866791:0139
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es ilis, quae dexerat de humanitate Christi, definire non
ausim.
Roma ad me perscriptum est, omnem lapidem morisse tesuitus
ut tleseos Divionensis de peccato Philosophico condemnatio.
nem sufflaminarent; sed duorum Cordinalium Columnae
et Casanatae constantia machinas eorum disiectas. Nunc
ubi res mutari non potest, lesuitae Galli gratissimam sibi
prohibitionem iactant, et se, si admonuisset Arnaldus pri–
mas errorem in herba doctrinae suae oppressuroi fuisse
dectitant; quod difficultes orbi persuadebunt. Nam malum
iam late fuisse grassatum, et pene radices in societate
egisse, testantur ultra 17. theses in Galliae Belgiique colle
quo publice propositae, quae eadem monstra alebant.
Lansenistarum libri Bolemici seu Antilesuitici novem
voluminibus collecti in Belgio Foederato edentur. Quod
superest Deum precor, ut in nouo, quem ingressi sumus
armo, plurimos alios auspicatissimos omneste inchoasse
et ex sententia decurrere inbeat, ut Ecclesca te diutissime
fruatus. Vale
venerandi nominis tui
cultor addictissemus