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# Title: LBr. 228 · Eckhart, J.G.
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omcle et Latione Colendissime
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peris, dicere vix possun. Misi quasdam Magistro
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excerta mea censtrua receperis, quas ante mensem
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elapso, ut quid faciam nescro nisi brevi laecipiam
De quo se obnixe rogatum velim. Misissem dudus
alia nisi de his incertus, illorum jacturam timuds
sem. Quaesivit se hic Rortholti filiu tuam
commendationem desiderans in negotio Lrofessionis eloque
tiae et Poeseos, quam eum expetere certas sum. Efelc
gantiore, ut vocant, eruditione sic satis imbutus, et versam
non adeo malas facit, ut patet ex dissertatione illius de
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Enthusiasmo Poetico et nupera de Claris Poetris à Bailles
omissis, cur et alteram addere vult de Coris poetis pueris
ut amicus misic scripsit.
go tamen vis duustris atque Exce