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# Title: Marci Zuerii Boxhornii Originum Gallicarum Liber (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 125)
# Folio 114, page id 1045079251:0250
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MIARCF ZULLEE BOZHOHR1
Lerilque caans ae MmIcat ete arundinis.
Stramenq; nisu haud quod Fere ullo Fran.
BAUE.
Sub Sore victa quaelibet cujustibet
Fc Fracta virtus vilque jam pridem jacet
Tribellis ipsa ee inclrei AIcidae mans
DUa COE AOITAHEE INOHSEA, ECTTeNTE
BIla cE
FErrere NaTA, Fola SorS major Fuie
Dexera rubenre gualis infesti loris
Sele ira prodie, eiliralque maxime
Laculatur arces, curriumque culmina,
Nubelque quae incer extulere jam capur
Falis Furentis mazua cempeltacibus
Forcuna Soreis maxine est obnoxia,
Pacecque temper Perientis iccibus.
Sors tiuic Fevec, lacere quem curum sinie
Vibrare nOr d sa aeltea culpidis,
Ciypeotueri d pectus haud septemplice
Craleamque prettâ fustinere non cona,
Aemilque celo aue indui non perviis,
Prodest juratre, Scrris iracxe impetus
Derire cum vulc, perdlere ee cupic virum.
Dux lata Sortis esse rulgojudicant,
Permixca nil quam morsibus Cune balta.
Immitis es, undilque Carior maris,
Ferociorgue curbine insano PTori,
Turbare cum Sors incipit, cumq: omnibu
Accincta rentis denegat porcum rari.
Adversa Sortis Forriter Ferenda TunE;
Abeunte non colOre, non _ COrpOrC
Lacermis Furentem ex nemo comminu
LUIS.
FR nulla Soreis blandulxe constantia-
Arorque mox in caedium convertitur
EAvana Sorti objecta contumacia:
Victasque candem de Ferreus praebet mo
MUo.
Orerum gerentis illa Caepe Sors Fuie,
Enixa sit crimenque uc, ac onus sibi.
Vidt veculta gentis ultimos mori.
Onuursue geneis tunus esserorius.
Meritisque Fulcas cruie radicitus.
Nullis relictis polterum restigiis.
Fxcunda contra Cirps Cuorum copia
Et Fessa Caepe, extausta mulcicudine e,
Impar Facileir. Sorris hic quoque estjo-
CUS.
Amore nit est dulcius, presentia e
Amancium MEI; Sorris ast injuria
Locorum amances dividune divorcia,
Ouamvilque AIANCeS SIC AMLATCNON SI
HEIIIE.
VOlunEAmare UE. Goehi testor Edem,
(Meminissenam omnium hic amantium
Lacuc L2BCe
Fidolque amores; Goesi, quem publicae
Rei racancem Rhenus de nunc Amstela
Laudat probatque; quique quidquid ocii
Negociis dispunsit ee pulcherrimis,
t protucuris postero laboribus:
Ablence quojam, abesse jam videor mihi.
Animolque ee iram, Sorcem et iptam
vincere eA;
Dui haud victorillorum est, miser victus
Perit
Serruque Sorti servitutem perpetem
Tlilaritatis causa Sors est ex modus,
Maroris eA ex caula cuiris ac modus
Modimperatrix rebus in morealium
Suprema, quemvis cuinecesse es oblequi,
Craelumque e Trum; cujus exera limi-
tC5,
Metasque nulli est inteorum procedere,
Mensura Pola quae seruntur omnium.
Nonnota non est Sorcisulli injuria,
FTac Ainienti vivere hoc, ut inchoac;
Et vivere illud eriste, criste illud mori ec3
Morique posse haud, cum velis tamen
niori,
Finire ritam X, cum camen nolis mori,
Morig; quo cu vis modo, aut eriam loco,
aucrempore, omne Sorris illud arbirrt
est.
EA Sortis illud; plurium quae imaginum Omnis rigentis illa concumacia
Ingencibusque e inclycas. pridem domos l Factu sque mencis, prestus adverlaria