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# Title: LBr. 283 · Franck v.Franckenau
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Verilluari LEIBNIFZWV
Viro codmadecalio
Patrono singulari
georemme (.Francus de (Frant enau
coneis suctiliae a Archat. Rexius
Non sine insigri volaptate vitti (uriotirsanium Procconem
libi inccribluse observavum suarum opido rararum sextam
de torrae mota siculo aimodum stupendo. Scilicet fa-
ma tua et merita incomparabilia utramque solu domum
pervagata sunt. Sed ecquando videbimus alterum (olicii
Tui publici Diplomatici Trmum, tantopere a magnis
Voris detideratum. Cuum sanc est, alcoue pancissimorum
de
rariesinos illos recumi e subtilium et utlium langere
apicet. Quac hunum repant pedibut calcantur; quac
altius evolunt, cum admiratone conspiciuntur. Ego
fateor ab aliquam multo tempare in aere luo sum–
verum inculgebis veniam homini innoccati mio qui
toto fere anno sui jurs non est, imo a sa mensibus
vrrabimus extra lares nostros, modo in Hollalia mito
in Scclaatia nostra iuti nuper (rracubargi famotum
iltam Jan Barth cum charse Crallica, qua Priacepe
onti protat coronnc Polonilac vehebatur, sundam
la Hire de
Epilyilaivibus