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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>incertam alicuius dictionis significationem devenimus , quas et ideo serviles vocant, sic etiam in lingua Copta octo tenentur Literae, quarum unaquaeque iterum alia 14 signa habet. quibus omnis dictio in nominibus et verbis mesuratur. Sed de his in sequentibus 
PARS II. 
De Nomine. 
In nominibus Coptiticis 5 consideranda sunt; Qualitas, Species, Genus, Numerus, Casus, de quibus breviter totidem capitibus agendum. 
CAPUT.I. 
De qualitate Nominum Aegyptiorum. 
Qualitate apud Aegyptios, et Coptitas, sicuti et apud caeteras gentes, nomen aliud est substantivum, aliud adiectivum. Substantivum vero iterum est vel 
Proprium vel Appellativum 
<gap/> Ioannes <gap/> Vir 
ut <gap/> Iacobus ut <gap/> Pater. 
<gap/> Marcus <gap/> Terra 
<gap/> Petrus <gap/> Aqua 
Adiectivorum vero 
aliud est aliud est 
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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>masculinorum, determinatem seu cum articulo <gap/>et<gap/> ab Arabibus cognitam. 
<gap/> Viri. 
<gap/> Mulieres. 
<gap/> pluralis numeri. Fontes 
<gap/> Coeli 
<gap/> Montes 
<gap/> Angeli 
Omnis dictio quae signum <gap/> habuerit praefixum; significat nomen masculinorum vel faemininorum indeterminatem; hoc est sine articulo. 
<gap/> Vir <gap/> Domus 
<gap/> Mulier <gap/> Pater 
Omnis dictio quae praefixum habuerit signum <gap/>et<gap/>, indicat nomina pluralia indeterminatem sine articulo, vel sine <gap/>et <gap/> cognita. 
<gap/> Angeli <gap/> Matres 
<gap/> Prophetae <gap/> Viri 
CAPUT V 
De octo literis Seruilibis mensuerant ibus omnem dictionem tam in nominibus quam verbis. 
Nota. Quemadmodum in caeteris linguis Orientalibus, literae quaedam sunt, quarum additione vel subtractione<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>distinctionem desumendam esse ut in exemplo. 
1. Omnis dictio que prefixum habuerit signum <gap/>, indicat nomen masculinum singulare determinatum articulo, quod Arabes cognoscunt per <gap/><gap/>. ut Exem: 
<gap/> Vir <gap/> Salvat or. 
<gap/> Semita <gap/> Testis. 
 
Exceptio. 
Nomina propria hoc signo carent. uti etiam apud Latinos, Grecos. ut 
<gap/> Marcus <gap/> 
<gap/> Simon<gap/> 
<gap/> Salus non <gap/> 
<gap/> Paulus <gap/> 
2. Omnis dictio quae habuerit praefixum signum <gap/> significat nomen faemininum determinatum, quod Arabes per <gap/><gap/> cognoscunt. 
<gap/> Eccesia. <gap/> (?) 
<gap/> Testamenuum. <gap/> Pax 
Signum<gap/> quoque indicat hominem ( ut iuxa Arabum idioma loquar ) de se ipso loquentem in prima persona singulari. 
<gap/> loquar. <gap/> incipiam. 
<gap/> surgam. <gap/> sperabo. 
Omnis dictio quae initio habuerit praefixum signum <gap/>, indicat pluralitatem nominum, vel faeminiorum vel<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>radices dentium affixa, et inde ad inferiores relabente pronunciantur. suntque sequentes 
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> 
Palatiusque Palatinae, aere ad ad palatum oris protruso. ut 
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> 
Dentium sive dentales, quae dentibus anterioribus lingua pulsatis efferuntur. ut 
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/>
Labiorum sive Labiales, quae è labiis compressis erumpunt. ut 
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> 
CAPUT QUARTUM 
De particulis seu literis quibusdam genus dictionum distinguentibus. 
Notandum hic primò in Coptis dictionibus seu nominibus genus nequaquam ex fine, quemadmodum apud Latinos, Graecos, et Hebraeos, aut per articulos, dignosci; sed ex praefixis quibusdam literis seu signis ut ipsi vocant, quae articulorum ad instar sunt, totam nominum generis distinctio-<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>radices dentium affixa, et inde ad inferiores relabente pronunciantur. suntque sequentes 
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> 
Palatiusque Palatinae, aere ad ad palatum oris protruso. ut 
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> 
Dentium sive dentales, quae dentibus anterioribus lingua pulsatis efferuntur. ut 
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/>
Labiorum sive Labiales, quae è labiis compressis erumpunt. ut 
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> 
CAPUT QUARTUM 
De particulis seu literis quibusdam genus dictionum distinguentibus. 
Notandum hic primò in Coptis dictionibus seu nominibus genus nequaquam ex fine, quemadmodum apud Latinos, Graecos, et Hebraeos, aut per articulos, dignosci; sed ex praefixis quibusdam literis seu signis ut ipsi vocant, quae articulorum ad instar sunt, totam nominum generis distinctio-<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude><gap/> Giangia profertur ut I, iota Hispanicum. ut <gap/> 
<gap/> Scima, Sc, similis in pronunciatione est superiori literae <gap/> Schei 
<gap/> Hebraeorum aequivalet, simile est Thau Samaritanorum mystico, hoc est literae Tau antiquorum Hebreorum, à quibus Aegyptii mutuati videntur. sic autem scribitur<gap/> à Coptis pronunciatur Di EG. <gap/> phtha, phda. 
 
CAPUT TERTIUM 
DE varia divisione Literarum. 
Coptitae quoque ad valorem et potestatem literarum melius dignoscendam, Hebraeos imitati literas has in 5 veluti classes distinxerunt, secundum quinque praecipua organa, quae natura cuinque sono distincte efferendo destinavit, nempe in literas Gutturis, Linguae, Palati, Dentium, et Laborium. 
Gutturis sive Gutturales sunt, quae spiritu in Gutture formato efferunt; suntque sequentes. 
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> 
Linguae sive linguales sunt, quae lingua ad<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>Figura Nomen Nomen Potestas 
<gap/> <gap/> O O 
<gap/> <gap/> Scei Sc 
<gap/> <gap/> Fei F 
<gap/> <gap/> Chei Ch 
<gap/> <gap/> Hori H 
<gap/> <gap/> Giangia Gi 
<gap/> <gap/> Scima Sc 
<gap/> <gap/> Dei Di 
<gap/> <gap/> Ebsi Ps 
 
CAPUT SECUNDUM. 
De Literarum quarandam 
pronunciatione 
<gap/> Vida. v cosonans, pronuncfiatur ut β: velut <gap/> Vithania. Bethania. 
<gap/> Hida similis est literae Graece,<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>pronunciatur, I, clarum prioris exemplum <gap/> quasi <gap/> imin 
<gap/>Ni. in fine dictionis mutat formam, & scribitur sic <gap/> sicut Hebraicum in fine <gap/> . Exemplum. Πρετοριος <gap/>. Thida ut <gap/> VG. <gap/>. Thoth mensis primus Aegyptiorum. <gap/><noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>Thesauro nostro Coptarabico, partim aliis Codicibus Vaticanis praefixas reperi farragine; epitomen presentem compilare agressus sum, quam iuxta consuetas nostrorum Grammaticorum leges, ab omni confusione vindicatam, ea methodo disposui, ut quecunque vel in Arabica versione obscutra, aut ob peregrinam tradendi methodum essent difficilia; ea Tyronum ingeniis accommodata, hic breviter, clarem ac dilucidem traderentur. Ne quoque Lector fosan ob ignote lingue spinosas traditiones, unam cum tedio animum ed ea addiscenda abiceret: minutiorum rerum seu particularum quarundam plus difficultatis habentium tractationem Thesauro Copto reservavi, in quo Lector omnia ea quae ad linguam eam perfectem intelligendam pertinent, Coptarabicolatinem tractata plenius et penitius reperiet. Vale itaque munificentissime Princeps atque hisce pauculis interim fruere.<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>Figura Nomen Nomen Potestas 
<gap/> <gap/> Hide I 
<gap/> <gap/> Thita Th 
<gap/> <gap/> Iauda I 
<gap/> <gap/> Kabba K 
<gap/> <gap/> Lauda L 
<gap/> <gap/> Mi M 
<gap/> <gap/> Ni N 
<gap/> <gap/> Exi X 
<gap/> <gap/> O O 
<gap/> <gap/> Bi P 
<gap/> <gap/> Ro R 
<gap/> <gap/> Sima S 
<gap/> <gap/> Dau T 
<gap/> <gap/> H E 
<gap/> <gap/> Phi F 
<gap/> <gap/> Chi Ch <noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>LINGUAE COPTAE 
seu 
AEGYPTICAE ANTIQUAE. 
PARS PRIMA 
CAPUT PRIMUM 
De literis Coptitarum. 
Habent Coptitae in universum literas 32. Quarum figuras, nomina, potestates, in sequentw scemate contemplare. 

Figura Nomen Nomen Potestas 
<gap/> <gap/> Alpha A 
<gap/> <gap/> Vida V 
<gap/> <gap/> Gamma G 
<gap/> <gap/> Dalda D 
<gap/> <gap/> Ei E 
<gap/> <gap/> So S 
<gap/> <gap/> Zida Z <noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>LINGUAE COPTAE 
seu 
AEGYPTICAE ANTIQUAE. 
PARS PRIMA 
CAPUT PRIMUM 
De literis Coptitarum. 
Habent Coptitae in universum literas 32. Quarum figuras, nomina, potestates, in sequentw scemate contemplare. 

Figura Nomen Nomen Potestas 
<gap/> <gap/> Alpha A 
<gap/> <gap/> Vida V 
<gap/> <gap/> Gamma G 
<gap/> <gap/> Dalda D 
<gap/> <gap/> Ei E 
<gap/> <gap/> So S 
<gap/> <gap/> Zida Z <noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>LINGUAE COPTAE 
seu 
AEGYPTICAE ANTIQUAE. 
PARS PRIMA 
CAPUT PRIMUM 
De literis Coptitarum. 
Habent Coptitae in universum literas 32. Quarum figuras, nomina, potestates, in sequentw scemate contemplare. 

Figura Nomen Nomen Potestas 
<gap/> <gap/> Alpha <nowiki> </nowiki> A 
<gap/> <gap/> Vida V 
<gap/> <gap/> Gamma G 
<gap/> <gap/> Dalda D 
<gap/> <gap/> Ei E 
<gap/> <gap/> So S 
<gap/> <gap/> Zida Z <noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>LINGUAE COPTAE 
seu 
AEGYPTICAE ANTIQUAE. 
PARS PRIMA 
CAPUT PRIMUM 
De literis Coptitarum. 
Habent Coptitae in universum literas 32. Quarum figuras, nomina, potestates, in sequentw scemate contemplare. 

Figura Nomen Nomen Potestas 
<gap/> <gap/> Alpha <nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki> A 
<gap/> <gap/> Vida V 
<gap/> <gap/> Gamma G 
<gap/> <gap/> Dalda D 
<gap/> <gap/> Ei E 
<gap/> <gap/> So S 
<gap/> <gap/> Zida Z <noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>LINGUAE COPTAE 
seu 
AEGYPTICAE ANTIQUAE. 
PARS PRIMA 
CAPUT PRIMUM 
De literis Coptitarum. 
Habent Coptitae in universum literas 32. Quarum figuras, nomina, potestates, in sequentw scemate contemplare. 
Figura Nomen Nomen Potestas 
<gap/> <gap/> Alpha A 
<gap/> <gap/> Vida V 
<gap/> <gap/> Gamma G 
<gap/> <gap/> Dalda D 
<gap/> <gap/> Ei E 
<gap/> <gap/> So S 
<gap/> <gap/> Zida Z <noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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PRIMITIAE LINGUAE COPTAE 
sive 
AEGYPTICAE ANTIQUAE 
Ad Eminentissimum: Principem S.R.E. Card: 
FRANCISCUM BARBERIUM 
Praefatio 
Cum ita nobis, Eminentissime Princeps; à natura comparatum sit, ut iis rebus, quas aut ob novitatem suspicimus aut quarum cognoscendarum feruente tenemur desiderio, haud plane acquiescamus, nisi plenam et integram de iis instructionem capiamus, quod cum in aliis omnibus, tum potissimum in rebus ad scentiam pertinentibus locum habere quotidie experimur. Certe rem haudquaquam ingratam audis et curiosis Lectoribus me facturum existimavi, si Prodomo iam exped, in quo de linguae Copte proprietatibus non nisi generatim tantum, à me disceptatu fuit.
Specialem quandam, brevem ac perspicuam de huius lingue preceptionibus ac regulis tractationem hoc loco quoque subiicerem, ne quicquam ad res Coptas plene intelligendas in Prodromo nostro omisisse viderer. Discussa itaque sine mora ingenti sane Grammaticarum Coptarum, quas partim<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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PRIMITIAE LINGUAE COPTAE 
sive 
AEGYPTICAE ANTIQUAE 
Ad Eminentissimum: Principem S.R.E. Card: 
FRANCISCUM BARBERIUM 
Praefatio 
Cum ita nobis, Eminentissime Princeps; à natura comparatum sit, ut iis rebus, quas aut ob novitatem suspicimus aut quarum cognoscendarum feruente tenemur desiderio, haud plane acquiescamus, nisi plenam et integram de iis instructionem capiamus, quod cum in aliis omnibus, tum potissimum in rebus ad scentiam pertinentibus locum habere quotidie experimur. Certe rem haudquaquam ingratam audis et curiosis Lectoribus me facturum existimavi, si Prodomo iam exped, in quo de linguae Copte proprietatibus non nisi generatim tantum, à me disceptatu fuit.
Specialem quandam, brevem ac perspicuam de huius lingue preceptionibus ac regulis tractationem hoc loco quoque subiicerem, ne quicquam ad res Coptas plene intelligendas in Prodromo nostro omisisse viderer. Discussa itaque sine mora ingenti sane Grammaticarum Coptarum, quas partim<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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PRIMITIAE LINGUAE COPTAE 
sive 
AEGYPTICAE ANTIQUAE 
Ad Eminentissimum: Principem S.R.E. Card: 
FRANCISCUM BARBERIUM .
Praefatio 
Cum ita nobis, Eminentissime Princeps; à natura comparatum sit, ut iis rebus, quas aut ob novitatem suspicimus aut quarum cognoscendarum feruente tenemur desiderio, haud plane acquiescamus, nisi plenam et integram de iis instructionem capiamus, quod cum in aliis omnibus, tum potissimum in rebus ad scentiam pertinentibus locum habere quotidie experimur. Certe rem haudquaquam ingratam audis et curiosis Lectoribus me facturum existimavi, si Prodomo iam exped, in quo de linguae Copte proprietatibus non nisi generatim tantum, à me disceptatu fuit.
Specialem quandam, brevem ac perspicuam de huius lingue preceptionibus ac regulis tractationem hoc loco quoque subiicerem, ne quicquam ad res Coptas plene intelligendas in Prodromo nostro omisisse viderer. Discussa itaque sine mora ingenti sane Grammaticarum Coptarum, quas partim<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude>PRIMITIAE LINGUAE COPTAE
sive
AEGYPTICAE ANTIQUAE
Ad Eminentissimum: Principem S.R.E. Card:
FRANCISCUM BARBERIUM.
Praefatio
Cum ita nobis, Eminentissime Princeps; à natura comparatum sit, ut iis rebus, quas aut ob novitatem suspicimus aut quarum cognoscendarum feruente tenemur desiderio, haud plane acquiescamus, nisi plenam et integram de iis instructionem capiamus, quod cum in aliis omnibus, tum potissimum in rebus ad scentiam pertinentibus locum habere quotidie experimur. Certe rem haudquaquam ingratam audis et curiosis Lectoribus me facturum existimavi, si Prodomo iam exped, in quo de linguae Copte proprietatibus non nisi generatim tantum, à me disceptatu fuit.
Specialem quandam, brevem ac perspicuam de huius lingue preceptionibus ac regulis tractationem hoc loco quoque subiicerem, ne quicquam ad res Coptas plene intelligendas in Prodromo nostro omisisse viderer. Discussa itaque sine mora ingenti sane Grammaticarum Coptarum, quas partim<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude><gap/>Ini i 1P <gap/> 

<gap/>Liun l 30 <gap/> 

<gap/>Che chh 40 <gap/> 

<gap/>Za z 50 <gap/> 

<gap/>Ghien gh 60 <gap/> 

<gap/>Hho hh 70 <gap/> 

<gap/>ZZa zz 80 <gap/> 

<gap/>Chat ch 90 <gap/> 

<gap/>Ge g 100 <gap/> 

<gap/>men m 200 <gap/> 

<gap/>Hi hi 300 <gap/> 

<gap/>No n 400 <gap/> 

<gap/>Scia fc 500 <gap/> 

<gap/>Vo u 600 <gap/> 

<gap/>Cia c 070 <gap/> 

<gap/>Be b 800 <gap/> 

<gap/>Cieh cc 900 <gap/> 

<gap/>Rra rr 1000<gap/> 

<gap/>Se f 3000<gap/> 

<gap/>Vieu uu 3000<gap/> 

<gap/>Diun d 4000<gap/> 

<gap/>Re r 5000<gap/> 

<gap/>Zo z 6000<gap/> 

<gap/>Hiun hi 7000<gap/> 

<gap/>Piur P 8000<gap/> 

<gap/>Che cch 6000<gap/> 

<gap/>Iecunieu ieu 10000<gap/> 

<gap/>Fe f 

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude><gap/>Ini i 1P <gap/>
<gap/>Liun l 30 <gap/>
<gap/>Che chh 40 <gap/>
<gap/>Za z 50 <gap/>
<gap/>Ghien gh 60 <gap/>
<gap/>Hho hh 70 <gap/>
<gap/>ZZa zz 80 <gap/>
<gap/>Chat ch 90 <gap/>
<gap/>Ge g 100 <gap/>
<gap/>men m 200 <gap/>
<gap/>Hi hi 300 <gap/>
<gap/>No n 400 <gap/>
<gap/>Scia fc 500 <gap/>
<gap/>Vo u 600 <gap/>
<gap/>Cia c 070 <gap/>
<gap/>Be b 800 <gap/>
<gap/>Cieh cc 900 <gap/>
<gap/>Rra rr 1000<gap/>
<gap/>Se f 3000<gap/>
<gap/>Vieu uu 3000<gap/>
<gap/>Diun d 4000<gap/>
<gap/>Re r 5000<gap/>
<gap/>Zo z 6000<gap/>
<gap/>Hiun hi 7000<gap/>
<gap/>Piur P 8000<gap/>
<gap/>Che cch 6000<gap/>
<gap/>Iecunieu ieu 10000<gap/>
<gap/>Fe f
<gap/>O<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Visconti01" /></noinclude>enimi exiguum esse fateor, et non nisi rudimentum quoddam, seu quasi primam quandam adumbrationem: qualecunque tamen sit, splendore à purpura tua habiturum confido, et (fas sit dicere) tuam ab eo aliquem, ut nimirum ad exteros et posteros dimanet hic tuus in optimas artes vel honor; dimanet, inquam, in laudem tuam, in aliorum exemplum. Quod cùm factum comperero, fructum me laboris mei non exiguum confecutum putabo. Deus Eminentiam tuam Ecclesiae Catholicae decus, atque ornamentus quam diutissimè feruet incolumen. Vale. Romae è domo Professa Soc; Iesu. 14 die mensis Coptici <gap/> feu 2. Augusti, anno Christi 1636. Coptitarum Martyrum 1352.<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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<noinclude><pagequality level="2" user="Visconti06" /></noinclude><gap/> Pax tua. 
<gap/> Pax eius. 
<gap/> Pax eius f: 
<gap/> Pax nostra. 
<gap/> Pax vestra. 
<gap/> Pax eorum. 
Aliud Sing: 
<gap/> mater mea. 
<gap/> mater tua. 
<gap/> mater sua. 
<gap/> mater eius f: 
<gap/> mater nostra. 
<gap/> mater vestra. 
<gap/> mater eorum. 
Plural: 
<gap/> matres meae. 
<gap/> matres tuae. 
<gap/> matres eius. 
<gap/> matres eius f: 
<gap/> matres nostrae. 
<gap/> matres vestrae. 
<gap/> matres eorum. 
Atque ex his et similibus exemplis facilè cognosces qua ratione quoduis aliud verborum, quo ad affixa sua formandum sit.<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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Suntque frequentes de quibus et fusiùs alibi. 
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1. <gap/> in dictione occurrens indicat personam loquentem de seispa, hoc est iam personam singulam: numeri <gap/> Dominus meus. <gap/> Pater meus. <gap/> Deus meus: ubi nota initialem literam <gap/> articulum gen: masc: coniunctam literae et constituere vocem possessivam in prima persona masc: gen: <gap/> Vir, cum affixo <gap/> Vir meus. 
2. <gap/> litera idem significat person: prima singul: num: quae ponitur nunc in principio, nunc in fine. vt <gap/> vuluntas mea. <gap/> locutus sum <gap/> mihi. 
3. <gap/> indicat secundam personam masculini gen: E.C. <gap/> Dominus tuus. <gap/> Pater tuus. <gap/> Deus tuus. <gap/> locutus es. <gap/> 
4. <gap/> significat prima, personam pluralis numeri loquentem de seipsa. vt <gap/> Dominus noster. <gap/> Pater noster <gap/> Deus noster. <gap/> credimus. <gap/> a nobis.
5. <gap/> indicat 2 personam pluralis numeri loquentem de seipsa. vt E.G. <gap/> Dominus vester.<gap/> locuti estis <gap/> vobis. 
6. <gap/> indicat personam 2 praesentem vt <gap/> Dominus tuus <gap/> Domina tua. 
7. <gap/> indicat 2 personam pres: vt <gap/> locuta es.<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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|Name(s)=Blussè, Leonard
|Title=''Peeking into the Empires: Dutch Embassies to the Courts of China and Japan''
|Year=2013
|Language=eng;
|Bibliographic level=Monography
}}
Abstract
In the 1660s the renowned publishing company of Jacob van Meurs in Amsterdam published three richly illustrated monographs that fundamentally changed the European perceptions of the empires of China and Japan. It all started with the publication in 1665 of the travel notes and sketches that Joan Nieuhof had made ten years earlier, while travelling in the retinue of two Dutch envoys to the Manchu court in Peking. With no less than 150 copper prints, this book aroused so much interest in travel topics—it was published in Dutch, French, German, Latin, and English—that Van Meurs did not hesitate to launch a whole series of illustrated volumes about faraway countries. To keep the China lovers happy, he published a reprint of the richly illustrated China Monumentis by the German Jesuit Athanasius Kircher. In 1668, another monumental illustrated work appeared in Dutch (and later also German, English and French editions) time about Africa written by the Amsterdam physician Olfert Dapper, and shortly afterwards, when that publication also proved to be a smashing success, Van Meurs asked for the right to publish two more works, one on Japan and one on China. That privilege was obtained on March 1669. The book on Japan, Gedenkwaerdige Gesantschappen der Oost-Indische Maetschappij aen de Kaisaren van Japan, or “Memorable embassies of the (Dutch) East India Company to the Emperors of Japan,” was compiled by Arnoldus Montanus, a learned Dutch clergyman, who according to the preface had already published fifty-three monographs. The book on China was authored by Olfert Dapper, who this time edited the travelogues of the second and third Dutch embassies to China. What made these books so interesting is that they all were based on eyewitness accounts of the interior of the widely known but little explored empires of China and Japan by servants of the Dutch East India Company (VOC). The reason why it was possible for the Dutch merchants to travel where few other westerners had gone before was that they had been sent by the directors of the company as envoys bearing tribute presents to the rulers of both realms to secure privileged trading rights.

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In the 1660s the renowned publishing company of Jacob van Meurs in Amsterdam published three richly illustrated monographs that fundamentally changed the European perceptions of the empires of China and Japan. It all started with the publication in 1665 of the travel notes and sketches that Joan Nieuhof had made ten years earlier, while travelling in the retinue of two Dutch envoys to the Manchu court in Peking. With no less than 150 copper prints, this book aroused so much interest in travel topics—it was published in Dutch, French, German, Latin, and English—that Van Meurs did not hesitate to launch a whole series of illustrated volumes about faraway countries. To keep the China lovers happy, he published a reprint of the richly illustrated China Monumentis by the German Jesuit Athanasius Kircher. In 1668, another monumental illustrated work appeared in Dutch (and later also German, English and French editions) time about Africa written by the Amsterdam physician Olfert Dapper, and shortly afterwards, when that publication also proved to be a smashing success, Van Meurs asked for the right to publish two more works, one on Japan and one on China. That privilege was obtained on March 1669. The book on Japan, Gedenkwaerdige Gesantschappen der Oost-Indische Maetschappij aen de Kaisaren van Japan, or “Memorable embassies of the (Dutch) East India Company to the Emperors of Japan,” was compiled by Arnoldus Montanus, a learned Dutch clergyman, who according to the preface had already published fifty-three monographs. The book on China was authored by Olfert Dapper, who this time edited the travelogues of the second and third Dutch embassies to China. What made these books so interesting is that they all were based on eyewitness accounts of the interior of the widely known but little explored empires of China and Japan by servants of the Dutch East India Company (VOC). The reason why it was possible for the Dutch merchants to travel where few other westerners had gone before was that they had been sent by the directors of the company as envoys bearing tribute presents to the rulers of both realms to secure privileged trading rights.

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|Name(s)=Cortijo Ocaña, Antonio
|Title=''Hacia una interpretación comprensiva de Sor Juana. Tres loas y la cifra del mundo''
|Year=2016
|Language=spa
|Bibliographic level=Paper in journal
|Catalogue description=http://rua.ua.es/dspace/handle/10045/61317
|Digitization=https://rua.ua.es/dspace/bitstream/10045/61317/3/ASN_21_04.pdf
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|Name(s)=Hirai, Hiro;
|Title=''Mysteries of Living Corpuscles: Atomism and the Origin of Life in Sennert, Gassendi and Kircher''
|Year=2016
|Language=eng;
|Contained in=Early Modern Medicine and Natural Philosophy
|Bibliographic level=Book chapter
|Digitization=https://www.academia.edu/20292511/_Mysteries_of_Living_Corpuscles_Atomism_and_the_Origin_of_Life_in_Sennert_Gassendi_and_Kircher_in_Early_Modern_Medicine_and_Natural_Philosophy_ed._Peter_Distelzweig_et_al._Dordrecht_Springer_2016_255-269
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This paper aims to spotlight some important, but neglected, aspects of early modern interactions between matter theories and the life sciences. It will trace the ways in which atomistic or corpuscular modes of reasoning were adopted to explain the origin of life. To that end this paper will examine three seventeenth-century natural philosophers: Daniel Sennert (1572–1637), Pierre Gassendi (1592–1655) and Athanasius Kircher (1602–1680). Through the analysis of their discussions on the minute constitutive parts of living beings (plants, animals and human beings) as living corpuscles, it will inquire into the exchange of ideas among those who advocated “non-mechanist” or “vitalistic” types of corpuscular philosophy (Here I am using the term “vitalistic” broadly construed as the currents that emphasized the role of the life principle or vital principle). This paper’s ultimate goal is to shed light on the role of bio-medical ideas in seventeenth-century natural philosophy.
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|Name(s)=Eldestein, Dan; Findlen, Paula; Ceserani, Giovanna; Coleman, Nicole
|Title=''Historical Research in a Digital Age: Reflections from the Mapping the Republic of Letters Project''
|Year=2017
|Language=eng;
|Bibliographic level=Dissertation or thesis
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|Name(s)=Eldestein, Dan; Findlen, Paula; Ceserani, Giovanna; Coleman, Nicole
|Title=''Historical Research in a Digital Age: Reflections from the Mapping the Republic of Letters Project''
|Language=eng;
|Bibliographic level=Dissertation or thesis
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|Name(s)=Eldestein, Dan; Findlen, Paula; Ceserani, Giovanna; Coleman, Nicole
|Title=Historical Research in a Digital Age: Reflections from the Mapping the Republic of Letters Project
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|Name(s)=Ullmann, Dieter;
|Title=''Athanasius Kircher und die Akustik der Zeit um 1650''
|Year=2002
|Language=ger;
|Bibliographic level=Paper in journal
|Digitization=https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF03033102
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Abstract: After a short introduction into the time of Kircher (1602-1680) and his contemporaries the acoustics
in the period about 1650 is described. Especially Kircher's important two works on acoustics
are presented, and comparisons with the results in acoustic research of the contemporaries are
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|Name(s)=Rowland, Ingrid;
|Title=Die große kosmologische Kontroverse: Rekonstruktionsversuche anhand des Itinerarium exstaticum von Athanasius Kircher SJ (1602–1680)
|Year=2006
|Language=ger
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=400013
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|Name(s)=Acuña, Constanza;
|Title=''La curiosidad infinita de Athanasius Kircher : una lectura a sus libros encontrados en la Biblioteca Nacional de Chile''
|Year=2012
|Language=spa;
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Digitization=http://revistaliteratura.uchile.cl/index.php/RCL/article/view/30194/31964
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|Name(s)=Lelková, Iva
|Title=''Dreams of a Multiplicity of Worlds. Athanasius Kircher (1602-1680), John Wilkins and Their Picture of the Universe''
|Place of printing=Repubblica Ceca
|Year=2017
|Language=eng;
|Bibliographic level=Monography
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|Name(s)=Tronchin, Lamberto; Knight, David J.
|Title=''Music and sound of the 17 th Century: Athanasius Kircher and his Phonosophia anacamptica''
|Year=2017
|Language=eng;
|Contained in=The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
|Bibliographic level=Paper in journal
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|Name(s)=Vargas De Luna, Javier
|Title=''El reino magnético de la naturaleza (Athanasius Kircher)''
|Year=2014
|Language=spa;
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/11814195
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|Name(s)=Vargas De Luna, Javier
|Title=''El reino magnético de la naturaleza (Athanasius Kircher)''
|Place of printing=Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico
|Printer=Museo Biblioteca Puebla Palafoxiana
|Year=2014
|Language=spa;
|Bibliographic level=Monography
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|Title=El reino magnético de la naturaleza (Athanasius Kircher)
|Place of printing=Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico
|Printer=Museo Biblioteca Puebla Palafoxiana
|Year=2014
|Language=spa;
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/11814195
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|Name(s)=Acuña, Constanza;
|Title=''La curiosidad infinita de Athanasius Kircher : una lectura a sus libros encontrados en la Biblioteca Nacional de Chile''
|Place of printing=Santiago de Chile
|Year=2012
|Language=spa;
|Bibliographic level=Monography
}}

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|Name(s)=Acuña, Constanza;
|Title=''La curiosidad infinita de Athanasius Kircher : una lectura a sus libros encontrados en la Biblioteca Nacional de Chile''
|Place of printing=Santiago de Chile
|Year=2012
|Language=spa;
|Bibliographic level=Monography

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|Title=''Utopisches Wissen im Garten des Papstes. Die hydraulische Orgel des Athanasius Kircher und der soziale Ort des Wissens''
|Year=2013
|Language=ger;
|Contained in=Teatrum Kircherianum; p.81-112
|Bibliographic level=Book chapter
|Digitization=http://www.academia.edu/30022759/Utopisches_Wissen_im_Garten_des_Papstes._Die_hydraulische_Orgel_des_Athanasius_Kircher_und_der_soziale_Ort_des_Wissens
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|Title=''Utopisches Wissen im Garten des Papstes. Die hydraulische Orgel des Athanasius Kircher und der soziale Ort des Wissens''
|Year=2013
|Language=ger;
|Contained in=Teatrum Kircherianum
|Bibliographic level=Book chapter
|Digitization=http://www.academia.edu/30022759/Utopisches_Wissen_im_Garten_des_Papstes._Die_hydraulische_Orgel_des_Athanasius_Kircher_und_der_soziale_Ort_des_Wissens
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|Name(s)=Burkart, Lucas;
|Title=Utopisches Wissen im Garten des Papstes. Die hydraulische Orgel des Athanasius Kircher und der soziale Ort des Wissens
|Year=2013
|Language=ger;
|Contained in=Teatrum Kircherianum
|Bibliographic level=Book chapter
|Digitization=http://www.academia.edu/30022759/Utopisches_Wissen_im_Garten_des_Papstes._Die_hydraulische_Orgel_des_Athanasius_Kircher_und_der_soziale_Ort_des_Wissens
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|Name(s)=Dos Santos, Moraes ; Fausto, Christian ; Pereira Neto, Juscelino;
|Title=''A natureza americana nas obra Turris Babel e Arca Noe do Jesuita Athanasius Kircher''
|Year=2011
|Language=por;
|Contained in=Revista Brasileira de História das Religiões, 01 May 2011, Vol.IV(10), pp.51-68
|Bibliographic level=Paper in journal
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|Name(s)=Burkart, Lucas;
|Title=Utopisches Wissen im Garten des Papstes. Die hydraulische Orgel des Athanasius Kircher und der soziale Ort des Wissens
|Year=2013
|Language=ger;
|Contained in=Teatrum Kircherianum
|Bibliographic level=Book chapter
|Catalogue description=http://www.academia.edu/30022759/Utopisches_Wissen_im_Garten_des_Papstes._Die_hydraulische_Orgel_des_Athanasius_Kircher_und_der_soziale_Ort_des_Wissens
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|Name(s)=Moraes Dos Santos, Christian Fausto ; Pereira Neto, Juscelino
|Title=''A natureza americana nas obra Turris Babel e Arca Noe do Jesuita Athanasius Kircher''
|Year=2011
|Language=por;
|Contained in=Revista Brasileira de História das Religiões, 01 May 2011, Vol.IV(10), pp.51-68
|Bibliographic level=Paper in journal
|Digitization=http://www.dhi.uem.br/gtreligiao/pdf9/04.pdf
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