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  • curprev 12:26, 23 February 2024‎ Jp1428790 talk contribs‎ 2,130 bytes +2,130‎ Created page with "To the most noble, illustrious, and wise man, Lord Georg Remus, Patrician of Augsburg, Doctor of Both Laws and Counselor to the Republic of Nuremberg, from Melchior Breler of Fulda, Master of Philosophy and Crowned Poet, lover of many languages. Noble and truly great man, The voice is that of an oracle, not a poet; I add, not a saying of the stage, but a response from the Delphic shrine. He who guards against being deceived scarcely guards at all, for even in his cauti..."
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