Ego vero et perfeci potissimam eoru

Ego vero et perfeci potissimam eorum partem ut, quod demonstrationes attinet, parum, quod usum, nihil ad perfectionem supersit; et tractatem in ipsum libellum hic inserui suo loco cumque partibus ceteris ita connexui, ut non appendix cauda, sed caput aut cor speculationis totius, ut est quidem, videri possit: quod et Te, Jorgere, et multo maxime Te Illustrissime Domine de Lichtenstein, ubi tempus ad isthaec cognoscenda vacaverit, ipsos censituros existimo.

結果 (英語) 1:

And he made the most important of them, however, as I am a part of, that demonstrations are concerned, too little, the use of, nothing to do with the perfection of the remains; and when the same is inserted in its proper place, and treated in the other parts of the same book, so connected together, so as not to appendix tail, but the head or the heart of your watchmen, of the whole, as it is, indeed, can be seen: and you, Jörg, O Lord, from Lichtenstein, and by far the most distinguished, where the leisure time to finish with this knowledge, they censituros count.