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Timus alias duas tantummò do quae maxime nos impu lerunt, caufas proferemus. Et primo quidem perfpe&a nobis erat Parentis nof'cri 78 pw.mi7 78 deflinata animi Voluntas Tibi, {i per fata chen! Licuif fet, auéìoms hofce fua quali cunque cura nitidiore prodeun tes ornatu, in devinéìae ami citiae pignus oifercndi, aqua oprimi Parenris pmpofito re cedere nos debita Parentis ma nibus rcverenria haud fivifl'cf. Huic accedcbat Tuomm' Vir Clariflîme erga nos benefi ciorum cum magnitudo, tum memcria cuius publicum, hac.
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