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# Catalogue record: 45031 — Leibniz an Chr. Thomasius
# Incipit: Inexpectat literarum tuarum voluptate
# Date: 1707-02-25
# Sender: Leibniz — Addressee: Thomasius, Chr.
# Akademie-Ausgabe: AA II,4 N. 183
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# Work: https://leibnizlegible.com/work/DE-611-HS-867474
# Title: LBr. 924 · Thomasius, Chr.
# Folios: Bl. 2 (from the shelfmark LBr 924 Bl. 2): 2 pages, canvases 3–4, page ids DE-611-HS-867474:0003 to DE-611-HS-867474:0004
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# Lines: 65 recognised on 2 of 2 pages, mean confidence 0.93
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## Folio 2r — DE-611-HS-867474:0003
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Vir Amplissime
honoratissine
nexpectata literarum tuarum
Voluptate nihil mihi potuit esse
Monsieur Tho
ans eiller
du Roy de prusse es
gratius;
te celebrea Hall
trustum quod ea res multam benevo-
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Reliccetem ee  t tum quod  exrem novam
aperii
mihil et egreriani l’ap aperuisse
inventum Tibi Freheriamum de beneficiis librumgratulor nobis gandeo,
teroauero
quem graculor quem Frepens blim landaverat de beneficiis veterem librum
siatulon nobis gandeo; et hortor ut quamprimum
edas; neque enim unquam uspiam prodiisse puto
typis
Et qui potuit ille liber extare et fugere tot
egregios viros, qui falia venati sunt. Itaque
quid
Nam de mea a rerm notitia nihil
spondeo, etsi non fuerim talium incuriosus.
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usum libris optimis rarissimis, ut alio nomenclatore
alieua indiciis vix opus habeas. Suspicot eum
opere
saeterum ex ipso libio facile aliqua
temporis indicia eque regionisque
indicia aliqua cruptura puto, unde de tempore
et patria scriptoris judicetur. Utrum scilicet
scriptus sit stante (aroliligorum stirpe et in Framciae Orientalis an in Galliae regno
orientali an potius in Gallia. Operae pretium etiam erit videre analiquid et quidnam
erit videre quid de benificiorum transmissione conservitione infamilias
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quam jam rotis ante Carolum M. receptam
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constat, ut non facle nisi magna ratione
interrumperetur sed haec ex ipso opere, Tuitque observationibus
melius nos dantr ipse docebis. Ego certe nullam
mutationem magni momenti in cermanici regui jure
nolavi eo ob ex extinctis Carlingis ibi Carolingis
factam notavi, et videntur mihi conradus l. Mearicusque Auceps
casuis
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## Folio 2v — DE-611-HS-867474:0004
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non
Etsi omnes tuas lucubrationes egregias
non ita ut vellem evolverm potuerim, quadam  complures tantus
tamen Inspexi cum voluptate et fructu.
Et video TE pro ingennitate Tua non raro
non iisdem pertinaciter inhaerere sententus opinionibus
sed non raio ingenue profiteri, quid in melius
mutandum puttes, nemini me quoque oliu
nonraro mutare sententiam, donec disum mitri sum
mihi constituisse in quibus quiescere possem
et ce et punc ipse mihi demonstrationum
copinione blandior; quas aliquando in ordinem
redigere cogito, ut judicium insignium vrorum experiar
sabeant, in quibus 1E non postremum habeo