Ludovici a Thurenstein in antiqvissima fratrum ecclesia ad taxím kai̧ euschemosynen diaconi constituti et. h.t. ecclesiae qvae Christo Philadelphiae inter Lutheranos colligitur, pastoris, ad cogitatus ingenuos pium desiderium, h.e. epistola ad bonos Pensilvaniae cives Christo non inimicos, ob conversationis difficultatem taliter qvaliter latino idiomate conscripta, et dexteritati cordati intepretis, duce provientia, pie concredita.

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