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# Title: LBr. 16 · Arnauld
# Folio 14v, page id DE-611-HS-957298:0028
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Prolixitati literarum, praesertim primarum, irasće
retur fortasse, aut illud eret alius. De se, id est, vi-
ro sapiente et mum quod que suis ponderibus modu-
lisque aestimante, aliud mihi persuasum est: qui seis,
de tet rebus in hoc spatio nihil nimium dici po-
tuisse, nec eos omnes vanos ad temerarios esse, qui
multa simul afferunt. Sed catera mittam.
Unum
opto, ut de Eucharistico saltem proposito discere
liceat aliquot lineis sententiam suam. Sunt
tibi etiam amici inferiores, quibus oti possis
altesius
ceterum ad albeus cuius quan manus pervenire
literai meas, obi suspicio minima esse posset, multo
magis fautem desoribi, etiam atque etiam deprecor
Neque enim talia nisi virtatis fideique suae fi ducia
scripserim. Quod restat, vale vir Illustrie tu
naque ipsa tua, quam egrequis de publico me
ritis nactus es, diu superstes fruere, faueque
ac mihi denique, Ccultori Virtutum Suarum
douotissimo, fecue G. G. L. L.