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[Quo Continentur Claudii Ptolemaei, Porphyrii, Manuelis Bryennii Harmonica: Archimedis Arenarius, & Dimensio Circuli; Cum Eutocii Commentario: Aristarchi Samii, de Magnitudinibus & Distantiis Solis & Lunae, Liber: Pappi Alexandrini, Libri Secundi Collectaneorum, hactenus desiderati, Fragmentum ; Graece & Latine Edita, cum Notis ; Accedunt Epistolae nonnullae, rem Mathematicam spectantes; Et Opuscula quaedam Miscellanea] Quo Continentur Claudii Ptolemæi, Porphyrii, Manuelis Bryennii Harmonica: Archimedis Arenarius, & Dimensio Circuli; Cum Eutocii Commentario: Aristarchi Samii, de Magnitudinibus & Distantiis Solis & Lunæ, Liber: Pappi Alexandrini, Libri Secundi Collectaneorum, hactenus desiderati, Fragmentum ; Græce & Latine Edita, cum Notis ; Accedunt Epistolæ nonnullæ, rem Mathematicam spectantes; Et Opuscula quædam Miscellanea, fol. 47

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  1. Sterno, Rrari, I PaI8O; Lostrite terio, a Stroke ietus, a streake, stratee, stroke crena, stria, vi
  2. ber lictus indicium;) astripe plasa, verber, vibex, (metaphorice, tranlrerh ductus in panno
  3. verticolores; unde, Striped stusses, veltes his plagulis distincta;) strise lis, contentio, to strive
  4. conor, concendo, so strueele luctor; tostront, to strut praecumeleo, diltendor; 1o stretch ex
  5. eratio, extendo, strechi, streieht, extentum, extractum, rectum; striet, streiehe arictum, ar
  6. Ctum; Streiehe angultia; so strain riolenter extendo, contendo, exprimo, distratio, luxo
  7. tostrain, to distrain, lringo, distringo, press, aistresse, lrictura, districtio, coerctio, angultia;
  8. strins rinculum, ligula, lisamen, strax lorum, lixamen Forcius; stream Auencum, Auminis
  9. violentior decurtus, (unde streamer veritsum undulans,) strand ripa, liceus, (Aumen coer-
  10. cens;) +o strip nudare, spoliare reltibus, aur ipla eure; 1o stray, to strascle palo; extrara-
  11. 80; Stranse excraneus; stride, stradate diltentis pecdibus varicari. Neque obltat, quod in
  12. horum aliquor manifeste compareant Larinae originis reltigia: quippe Ansli, ue ad huju(
  13. modi lonos tormane ipli vocabula, ica ec aliunde sic formata dricius arripiunt.
  14. St vires item, sed minores, innuit: quanrae scilicet parta tuendo potius quam nova ac. Se
  15. quirendo sufficiane: (quali estet ex sto de lumptum:) Oc tostand Cto, 1ostay maneo, icem
  16. fulcio ascar tulerum, a staff scipio: 10 sus ooito, ulto, 20 stop oblto, obstipo, obturo; 10
  17. stuff obturo, intercio; 20 stiste suttoco: 20 stay delisto, stay obllaculum, recinaculum, mora,
  18. 10 stay moror: 1o stick haereo, haelito, tostut, suster, stammer lingua haesito, tostaseer e
  19. cubo, to stictele auxiliis adsto, adhaereo: 1ostick tigo, item jugulo; astake ludes humo de
  20. Tixa, maceriem stacuminans, e metaphorice, astake pirnus lulorium ludo depotium: stocte
  21. Stirps, metaphorice progenies, stemstirps, progenies, a stine aculeus, tostine punoo; astinte,
  22. Stinch Foetor (quod nares pungat,) stiich punetura: astud clavus prominens, astud, astan-
  23. chion postis seu Ludes in muro: a stub Ripes, stabole cixula, 1ostub up radieitns excirpo:
  24. a stump cruneus, unde stumble timbo, (ui, d cespite, cespito:) Stalte caulis, (1o stalle De-
  25. decentim ire, gractari,) so step sreltum tigo, 1ostamp conculeo, terram pede tundo, (unde
  26. tostamp ferro imprimere, stamp imprectio, imaso percuctione facta;) store locus, spacium,
  27. iostore, 1o bestore locare, stereard (Store. Ward) lenelchallus, loci cultos; stead locus, Cta-
  28. tio, steaar tirmus, steasast constans: stable constans, stabilis, astable, a statt Ctabulum, t0
  29. satt Plabulo lacurare, a Stalled ox bos stabulo paltus; a soeb, a stalt lédile, a stillu statt, stallace
  30. Scamnum, quali rasa cerritiaria imponunt; a stalt, astase pesma, contignatio: still quie
  31. cus, Stil Temper, perpetuo, stale recus, antiquus, auc eriam anciquatus: stout audax, perti.
  32. nax, sturdy procerrus, a steed equus audax, generotus, a steed, Stoat, stallion equus ad-
  33. millarius; siff risidus, intlexilis; Starte rigens, starte dead morcuus jam rigens: t0 starve
  34. Capud nos, inedia vel trigore mori; sed in cognatis linsuis simpliciter) mori; a stone la-
  35. Dis, Steet chalybs; Stern austerus, stanch tirmus, solidus, item de rale dictum quod non cF.
  36. Auic, 1o stanch blona Tanguinem Cltere; to stare intente spectare, steep crectus, accliris, stee-
  37. ple curris, campanile, stair grellus scansorius; a standara cacum exemplar auchencicum, ad
  38. quod alia examinanda sunc; a standard vexillum regium, ctatarium; Stately pompolum
  39. magniticum, superbum: in quibus omnibus (aliisque Forsan aliquot) se tirmum quid de
  40. fixum innuit.
  41. Thr riolentiorem mocum innuune: Vt 10 Throre projicio, to thrust violenter erudo, a Th.
  42. Ehrons curba denta, 20 throns constipo, (de caterra diei Solet,) 1o throb violenter palpito,
  43. (de corde acerrimis doloribus asitato dicitur,) throueh penitus, per totum, t0 threat, +0
  44. chreaten minuor, thral thrallaome captiritas, throres cdires, labores puerpera, ec. Nec
  45. abludit GrRcOrum De in Dpcco, Dpaco Decerco, deb, dpoub douetcon dpcioncon
  46. Wr obliquicatem quandam seu distorrionem innuun: Vc W ry obliquum, +o rereat be W.
  47. contorqueo, 1o rerest riolenter excorqueo, 10 aressle colluctor, o rerine corqueo, rerons in
  48. juria, so rerinch luxo, rerench (rox tere oblolera) injuria violenter illaca, to rerissle B
  49. nuole Aecto, +o rerane le FIXOT, a rerintele ruxa, rerath jracundia, to rereate ulcilcor, reracte
  50. nautrasium, reresch miserrimus; rerist carpus, qui nempe quaquarersum, tam se quam alta,
  51. Contorquet, to rerax complico.
  52. Ar Fragorem, seu rupturam riolentam innuic, praeserrim Conoram: Ic tobreak, brake, B5
  53. broke, breach, transo, tresu, tractum, tragor, Haco, (OmMIa a engropus énasas eayco) breects
  54. anits ob apercuram,) bricole, brictle tragilis; 2d orust oburst, crepo, rumpo; brunt vio-
  55. lentus impecus, (ehefirst brunt, a sore brant, primus impecus, severus iDetuS;) a brass
  56. verriculum, a broom leopae; so bruise contero, le dray pinso, in morcario contero; lo broche
  57. dolium pertoro; the brint crepido amnis; a brootecorrens; torre et abriar, a bramble ixi
  58. buluS, TamnUS; item to bru , unt, aercari a broil altercatio.
  59. Et Ruxcum quid (praelerrim cum crepitu et Fragore,) Calcem incurracum seu luxatum Ci
  60. InNVIE, (quaH ex crepo auc curvo delimptum, aut etiam exnpalco:) VIt 20 crack CreperC, cum
  61. Fragore rumni. Item to cracte crepare, jaclitare Le, rocrake (ueriulvis augmentatirum, PrOpter
  62. Ploductum Tonum) magno concinuoque trasose Clepere, magnopere jactirare; create, creete
  63. dirvinucira) Strevirum mnuunt lubriliorem; la crote (augmentacirum) coaxo, clamore
  64. rauco, 2o crackle i Freguencatirum) crepitare, aut etiam to crictle _ Tonus s exilior, vel
  65. eht Oblcustet. Sut et lo ery elamo, ploro; 1o erave imploro, Aaxiro, 1oery. out exclamo,
  66. rociteror,
  67. Cap. Y
  68. sctoar.

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[Quo Continentur Claudii Ptolemaei, Porphyrii, Manuelis Bryennii Harmonica: Archimedis Arenarius, & Dimensio Circuli; Cum Eutocii Commentario: Aristarchi Samii, de Magnitudinibus & Distantiis Solis & Lunae, Liber: Pappi Alexandrini, Libri Secundi Collectaneorum, hactenus desiderati, Fragmentum ; Graece & Latine Edita, cum Notis ; Accedunt Epistolae nonnullae, rem Mathematicam spectantes; Et Opuscula quaedam Miscellanea] Quo Continentur Claudii Ptolemæi, Porphyrii, Manuelis Bryennii Harmonica: Archimedis Arenarius, & Dimensio Circuli; Cum Eutocii Commentario: Aristarchi Samii, de Magnitudinibus & Distantiis Solis & Lunæ, Liber: Pappi Alexandrini, Libri Secundi Collectaneorum, hactenus desiderati, Fragmentum ; Græce & Latine Edita, cum Notis ; Accedunt Epistolæ nonnullæ, rem Mathematicam spectantes; Et Opuscula quædam Miscellanea, fol. 47. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/867984570:0805?run=74