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# Title: LBr. 809 · Scheuchzer
# Folio 70v, page id DE-611-HS-866847:0148
# Scan: One image of two folio pages side by side, registered by the library under both labels (also fol. 71r); this page is its left half.
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# Model: FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 79, 2026-09-07T03:33:42Z — 17 lines, status machine
# Lines: 17 recognised, mean confidence 0.91
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licet Tenris adjuvandi desideru. Praneos mede et Patria
irsis derelectio: nativus predia tum Medica, tum Histor.
repheralia prosequendi strinulus, imo desideriu inenplebile
ingenie ad labores natu: dependentia ab Ampliss. ineo
Mgistratu, absque cujus contensu et authortate discede
non ausim. vita gerrenio mobilis, nec orminata, ine undu
ancers conditio: elimatis mutatio. Aigu sententrionale
studiora plarium intervistio. I Arestim. affectus M se-
cetes: Sun tande, quae prmas omaiu argumentorum
tenet, interpositio At acthoritas: Judica, Vri optime
en hac contusanea rntionu congere animu distractum
nis. meus stoici quid haberet. Adoro interrm sa-
pientisiima Des providentiam, cui me devota mente
submitto, viuns, quid de me feat, mes que studest, suis.
et consilih et auxilio. Inconditione oblata dubua
adhuc sunt levis forte momenti puncta, circa sunctus
mmen tassumendom sene non exigaor sear a satario