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# Title: LBr. 228 · Eckhart, J.G.
# Folio 34v, page id DE-611-HS-960122:0068
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et praeter Medicinan Historiarum
D
ea
Loeseos
Professionem ex eo alium doctorem ex
S
pectare. Jam se non fugit, sir gls. atque
Excellentissime, me utrisque horum studio-
ram generibus multam temporis plurimum
Laboris, maximos in tenui sorte sumtus
imo partem valetudinis impendisse. Et
si me aliquid in ys profecisse faterer; a veritate
forte non omnia aberiarem. Gevemadmodum
vero ad summum pervenire sine diuturno labon
continuoque exenitio in hisce potest nemo; ita
et ego omnes oitae rationes bonis literis et praes
sertem historico studio accommodatom habeo
et, si Deus coeptis aderit, quoad vixero, habebo.
Alia omnia in posterum peranda, familiam
opes honores superfluos, et quicquid institato
meo non conducat, dudum est, quod spternere
dedicerim, et ex animo nil misi Dei glorium
atgeruditionis incrementum curante relega
verim. Cum e contrario alios non nisc
otium et mollia quiescendi tempora in Aca
demys nostris quaerere en aprico st. Ron
ergo videa quid magis ad scoxum meum