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# Catalogue record: 45910 — [Ad paginam 48 Apotheseos Leopoldi I. Caesaris] Epigramma De se cuiqve qverendum.
# Incipit: Multa qvidem qverimur
# Date: 1705
# Akademie-Ausgabe: AA IV (assigned, not yet published)
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# Work: https://leibnizlegible.com/work/00068745
# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philologie, Sprachwissenschaften LH 5, 4, 3
# Folios: Bl. 140 (from the shelfmark LH 5, 4, 3 Bl. 140): 2 pages, canvases 299–300, page ids 00068745:0299 to 00068745:0300
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## Folio 140r — 00068745:0299
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Epigramma
d se cuique querendum
Multa quidem querimur, sed si fas vera fateri
Fortunae faber est quisque in utrumque suae.
ausa sub est semper: seu sorte leveris in altum
sive cadas; a te plurima causa venit. Reali idet, nidendus at ipie placere
conscus inse suas patiens mala discute cuspas
Ax perspicies melius rem potuisse geri
commoda dum curas propria sola, putar
ratus agit, quisquis natet ficiosus in omnes
reflixiunt ali menores accipse partes, Et vitium sivis camere tuum
Quis nocet nulli grallius hoctes ad
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qratusagit quiEquis patet officiussus in omnes, qvique nolet nulli, nullius hostis rago
Lriraviunt
Mendicumne videt sol ipse laboris amantem
Aut qui pauperibus quod tribuisset, eget
Curaque divini cultus cui perdibit unquam
Tempora, quae poscunt vita domusque sibi?
Parus erit morbis ducat qui sobrius avum
Rarior infelix q cui datur esse pium.
De Te disce queri latet intus maximus hostis
deque triumphato subditus orbis erit
Fortunae faber) Extat hoc titulo Comenii libellus
Causa sub est semper) De omnibus verum est, quod Germani dicunt de morte,
quod causam quaerat: der tod will eine ursach haben
Gratus agit), hoc est quod Martialis ait: Marce ut ameris ama
Mendicumne) vid. notam 1.
Aut qui pauperibus , Proverbium est Germanicum zallmosen geben armet nicht
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Curaque divini cultus )S duplex in uno. Kirchen gehen saumet nichi
Rarus erit.. Rarior  Expressimus verba cujusdam: Sol ipse
non videt hominem laboriosum et stipem petentem, in multa diaeta non
bene valentem, deum pie orantem, et non obtinentem
Subditus erbis 3 victoria sui est victoria mundi
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## Folio 140v — 00068745:0300
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