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# Title: LBr. 883 · Spener, Ph.J.
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Hanouerae d.. Dec. 1692
Ruanta negotiorum mole obruaris, facile intelligo, eoque
interpello illabentius, nec nisi ex caussa, et responsum quod a
te accepi, plenum humanitatis et beneuolentiae, minimetar–
dum aduenisse indico. Gratias etiam debeo, quod de iu-
vene aliquo studioso ad vsus meos cogitare rogatus volu-
isti, indicastique etiam, qui videtur labere pleraque ame deside
rata, nisi quod arbitror tenuiorem fore conditionem, quae
ame offerri possit, nec tam illi de famulatus quodam ho-
nesto licet genere, quam, ut ipsius indicant literae, de epho
ria, aut simili magis proficua ratione vivendi pro
spiciendum videri; praesentim cum scribendo atque exseri-
bendo terendi tempus necosum, nec voluntatem habere
videatur.
Auemadmorum torrentes procursu languescunt; ita
puto, strepitus illos de Pretismo, aquibusdam praeter necessi
tatem excitatos, ipso hominum fastidio ac temporis tra-
ctu quieturos, ccummagis paulatim appareat maiores
fuisse metus, quam metuendi causas, et abonis quibusdam
viris magis agendi forma, quam rebus actis fuisse pecca-
tum, et ab aduersariis etiam graviora admissa; sea los
tutos