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# Catalogue record: 40374 — Lincker an Hocher
# Incipit: En quantum a Cursorum Praefecto thesaurum
# Date: 1678-07-23
# Sender: Lincker — Addressee: Hocher
# Record in the Leibniz-Katalog: https://leibniz-katalog.bbaw.de/de/extended-search?id=40374&katnr=2102
# Work: https://leibnizlegible.com/work/00068390
# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 2, 13
# Folios: Bl. 5 (from the shelfmark LH 2, 2, 13 Bl. 5): 2 pages, canvases 9–10, page ids 00068390:0009 to 00068390:0010
# Original at the GWLB: https://digitale-sammlungen.gwlb.de/resolve?id=00068390&page=9
# Lines: 42 recognised on 2 of 2 pages, mean confidence 0.97
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## Folio 5r — 00068390:0009
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ejusdemLincker epistola ad sancellarium Sidintam
qua Ccibnitianos conatur commendat.
Viennae d. 23. Tul. 1078.
En quantum a Cursorum Praefecto thesaurum muere tuo e
actipio. Leibnitu nempe literas, quibus in opere immortali et
in comparabili ingenium ac studium suum Augutissimo Caesari ossat
Certe id unum ejus gloriae accedere adhuc poterat, et ego hoc
ipsum omnibus Ractenus votis optatum, numc oltro se exserere
ac in manus dare, non posum non intime latari, nullus du-
bitans, quin sapientissimuo Caesar amplexurus sit caelitus im–
missam occasiorem amplificandi nominis sui, ac multas si–
mul gentes beneficio nunquam intermorituro beandi. =qui-
dem noui Leibnitium non vanum sponsorem, ac inter mille
quantumuis doctissemos onice compotem ipso facto exhibere
quod sub felicissimis Caesareae maiestatis auspiciis suscipere
decreuit. Sisto autem ipsam illius epistolam, non tuis
solum Domine sed Caesaris quoque oculis dignam iHoc
tantum dolens, quod morbo attritus, non possum iussatua
coram capessere, ac Leibnitio renuntiare, nisi, quod omi-
nor, satius esse iudicas; virum de publico tam praeclare
mereri cupidum ipse ad sublimia illa ausa, modo Caesa–
ois Maiestas annuat, hortari ac animum addere. Et
quid si et ipse sorsan Caesas suae gloriae penitus denoto
homini calcar breui rescoipto subdere vellet. Non foret
Immunitatem a solutione vectarae literarum non ita priden.
id
prome hic evici, quipse Electori treuirensi ratione Archisancellariatu
sui non minus ac Moguntino debitam: qua in re faventem habui
Cancellarium. Nota Linkeri.

## Folio 5v — 00068390:0010
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id utique praeter summorum Principum exemplum, et rei magni–
tuco, si qula alia vlla ei pas est, id non immecito postulare
posse videretur. )Mihi interea incundissimum erit, si tuum
quo Leibnitium dignaturus es, responsum, meo iungere
licebit. Ceterum quae caueri ille nunc velit, patebit ex
ipsius ad me literis, quas eam ob caussam simul mittere operae
pretium esse duxi. f suspicor autem eum Lambecum con–
cientiam fugere, atque inde obices vereri. Quamuis
caeptum hoc nullius alterius luminibus officere, et
Leibnitius id extra aulam hanc, eo, ubi nunc degit
loco, aeque commale exequi possit. Omnes interea con–
siderationeo alias et Caesaris gloriae et publicae vtilitam
cedere aequum est.