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# Title: LBr. 251 · Fabricius, J.
# Folio 31av, page id DE-611-HS-971102:0064
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Fabritium Heluiaeseadii
summi pulcherpim Voribergenses
minent me logitationis quam paper
noii de Medaltiones aliquo Noribengae
formando Prototus po adccasione mathimonli
inter Renem Romcinorum c
primupem analium
runsuicensem. Etsi audeop ibi hoc nego
tium facessere) putem ope lua posse hominem
aptum operi heberi cunctar transiqi comm
passime
scripsi jam Mautinam ut
mite naueiscar declineationem seu ilona
princiuis ponsa aptam nummo.
putem iptur rem sic institur posse, ut ali
cuup parte Conspiciantur Rex e Aegina abi
allera parte Aquila ekeo insignia
utriusque et coramtara cum loni quas.
in fordus. sopra autem: saegali AEGALI
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sunt enim haes animalia
FOEdEAE
Aram acclinara usriam
Regia Ad
seuto capprium. N Tergo aquilae erunt
et similiter post reonem varia antmalia, sed
ompia exigua, et ex longinquo, ut magis appa
rer qua lurcadur regia diguitas. de isiso
Regs et Rogina haec non inelegans recurrit
unias
et novum ut alterius pectori artemus
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imaguncula applicita appareat
expressior et agnoscibilior eo magis futura
audis; et nsc non ampluis ex bliquo