Carissime verdusi, mitto ad te libellum reccos edi tum, tibi do, et dedico. Primo, quia placiturum credo. Mihine tuus, inquies; hominis haeretici' Ne tumultuare. Nihil hic invenies, quod non possis sine scandalo ecclesiae tuae approbare. Geometria, si bare tica est, tanto forte probabilior est. In doctrinis enim pure humanis, nihil tam Catholicum est quam errare. Condonemus ergo mutuo, ut Homerice loquat, aol p v Zyw, c poi, ea qua: diverse didicimus in Sacris. Secundo, quia ingenium tuum novi liberum, candidum, acutum. Postremo, quia amicitiam nostram aliquo modo signa tam esse volui; nec alio potni. Quod tam paucis te alloquar, si id quoque amicitia tribueris, facies quod aequum est. Vale.

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