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# Title: LBr. 95 · DesBosses
# Folio 199r, page id DE-611-HS-958680:0403
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Illastrissime Domine Patrone Colendissime
fidem in nuperis meis datam libero tardius quod sperateram
indres certi quidpiam de Theodicaece recensione posse nunciare
nec me mea spes usque quaque fefellit, nam quamvis diarium Trivultin
anum nondum ad me pervenent binus tamen à Turnamino
nostro TMeras accepi ex quarum excerptis in paginam postenorem
rejectis quanto apud Gallos in pretio sit Theodicaea tua, facile
colliges. Ainimos miti fecit quod Versionem quoque latinam
egregus opend Dui non ingratam fore auguratur. Memmens
opinor non nisi preliminarem disseitationem et partem primam
a TE hucusque frusse recensitas alias duas partes paulo
post discessum Duum tannoveram frissas. Dretalio una cum
duabus appendiabus adhuc penes me est nutum que Tuum
erepectat
Derplaet temperamentum ruum quo statuis Si quod detur rcalirans
phoenomena id fore non mimus perpetuum quam opsam monada
compositi donunatiicem, consonat cogitatio illa tua Gententiae
philosaphorum elurimorum qui cum Averrec dimensionem inter-
minatam materrae coerum statuunt, licet contrarium sentiat
S. Thomas Aguinas, magis consequenter ille quidem fortasse quam