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# Title: Marci Zuerii Boxhornii Originum Gallicarum Liber (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 125)
# Folio 62, page id 1045079251:0078
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M ARCF ZVER IF B OZHOR N TF
Felices errore suo, quos ille timorum
Maximus haud urget leti metu; inde ruendi
In ferrum mens prona viris, animaeque capaces
Morris, e ienavum rediturae parcere vitae.
Armistamen ucuntur levibusagilicatem non impedientibus, lo-
ricis minoribus, Pagictarum manipulis, d lanceis longis, galeis
ex clspeis, ocreilque terreis rarius: equis aurem curloribus ee
generolis, quospatria signit, nobiliores ad bella teruneur. l’aes
aurem populi major propterterras paluctres pariter ee inaequales
ad praelia pedeltres incedune: equites autem pro locorum d
cemporum oportunitate seu dimicando, led tugiendofacile pe-
dires hunt: nudis aucem pedibus ambulane, vel corio crudo
consuris, barbaris pro calciamento peronibus urentes. Pacis
quoque de jurenturis tempore silras de Caltus transpenetrare
moncium alca transcurrere, dies hruic labori noctibus continuare
ex industria praediscunt, et qua (i sub pace praelia dum cogirane,
nunc lanceando, nunc lagittando bella preludune. IIlud autem
in hoc loconorandum videtur, quod Anglorum Rex Henricus
secundus nostris diebus Imperacori Constantinopolitano Fma-
nueli, super Insulae Britannicae situ ac natura, magisque notabili-
bus, liceris de nuntiis inquirenti, inter caererahoc qualipraecipue
nocabile rescriplit; In quadam Insula parte Tunt gentes, quae
WVallenses dicuntur, tantae audacix de ferocicaris, uc nudi cum
armatis congredi non vereantur, adeo ur languinem pro parria
Fundere promprissime, vitam que velinepro laude pacilci. Quod
x mirandum, quia bestiae per totam propemodum insulae Faciem
quali mansuescune, homines vero projecti bestiales mansuescere
nelciune. In tanta quoque multicudine ob pacem eis indultam
hictera, praecipueque cerri ee damae abundant, ut in borealibus
insulae finibus vertus Pech, nostris dicbus, canes corumque duces
in impetu numerositatis sux ad interitum cerri suppedicare-
rint.
Praeterea nec crapulae dediti nec remulentiae, quibus eAt nec
coena, nec reltium ulla umptuosicas: Ped in equis Polum de ar-
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