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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philologie, Sprachwissenschaften LH 5, 4, 3, fol. 21r

Machine transcription. Not an edition. Errors are expected: about 8% character error rate on Latin and French lines, higher on German. Mean line confidence on this page: 0.98.

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The machine reads it as

  1. aptus
  2. bi
  3. n
  4. Nec minu
  5. Nec minus Hercyniae portabant munera Nymptae
  6. Argenti radios et dinitis aera Corinthi,
  7. Dum Circumpositi fumantia moenia mundi
  8. Cernera erat, saevitque insano turbine Mavors
  9. Mollia agebamus pacatis otia terris.
  10. ceano in medio qualis caput insula tollit
  11. quam fausto appellant Helenae de nomine nautae:
  12. Inde repercussus Lybico de littore turbo
  13. Ingruit, hinc simili respondet America fluctu,
  14. Et conjurati pugnant divortia Mundi,
  15. Illa minas spernens ridet viridantibus herbis,
  16. Tutaque sub pedibus vepientes proterit undas
  17. Talis rerat nostris facies ditionibus; ex quo
  18. Impia perruptis late bellona catenis
  19. Sertere Tentoniae tentabat sedibus imis
  20. imperium, fusoque incendia sanguine fingit,
  21. A Fremitu iumensor vicinis imreinet arvis
  22. Illa tamen latgenostris excluditur oris
  23. Praesidio coeli, et tuta statione sedemus:
  24. Tantum unus pietate potest atque arte regendi.
  25. Illius arcanos sublimi in pectore sensus
  26. Ipsa magistra animorum admirabunda colebat
  27. Italia: obstupuit sublimis purpura Romae,
  28. Et Veneti assurgens prudentia rara senatus
  29. Fassa viri meritis quantum Respublica debet.
  30. Cujus et auxiliis aliquot dilata per annos
  31. Candia lunigeri despexit tela Tyranni.
  32. Et fors staret adhuc, si tanta exempla secuti
  33. Christicolae ptroceres, misso in communia bella
  34. Lunaburgiacos aequassent milite fratres.
  35. ic documenta dedit Princeps, quid pectore in uno
  36. Mixta queat pietas generosi sanquinis aestu,
  37. Et quanta ex duris exurgat gloria rebus,
  38. Vicit ubi adverso luctans sapientia fato.
  39. Sancta Themisgladiumque suum, libramque merenti
  40. Credidit, et visa est deperto reddita mundo.

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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philologie, Sprachwissenschaften LH 5, 4, 3, fol. 21r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068745:0041?run=74