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346
LIB. T. SECT, TTL.
Sed omissis nugis aliquid maris serium ex hac dispo.
catione ribi, crudice Lector, lubiicio. Hac ex Cano
Fusius reculi, cum rerem, quam pea manibus habemus
vroerem, ex Canum rindicarem a calumniis. quibus
homo importunissimus illum rbique Fadac; cum etiam
ve hac demonstrarione, qux machemaricas cuidenria
superac, retellerem in anrecestum, quae iple intra FalsiI.
sime seribie de dissentione Crriacorum à luis, cuius
principium a Cano, quali Auchore repecit,  natam
dicit abo hâc eriplici caula, a supersticione, a barbarie, d
livore.
Non ee pudebat, dum haec scriberes, calumnix ab
omni (pecie reri alienissimae: Ouis hominum Cano ab
his eribus riciis remorior. Juis illo in iudicando libe-
tior: Ec masis abhorrens a Fucaca pierare: Ouis inter
Theoloros Cacholicos illi Tulliana eloquencia compa.
randus: duxe illi caula invidix, in Pociecarem adhuc
tenellam, adhuc in cunabulis policam, ee rix balburien.
cem Aenon cunc cancummodo. sed nec hactenus ali.
quis rectrorum Scriprorum prodiuie, qui in Theolo.
sicis eleganria Canum Cuperee; cerre numquam vidi
Parem, auc qui Exlicius Thomam Tullio iunxecic. Et
audes per suminam improbicacem Ccribere ab illo natam
ex barbarie Dominicanorum cum enis ailcordiam: An
non rerius asseram, ce similem illis qui ictero affecti
colorem croceum aftundunc his quae intuenEUE; iEL C
aliis affingere Coles morbum innidix, quo gravissime
laboras.
Ouod de Falcinatione dixerune philosophi in pluces
dividune species, e rnam nacuralem agnolcunt quae
maxime insic hominibus, e mulierculis curpibus, e
veculis, cuius rim per oculos exerant acrius in paruulos,
quipra cenericudine opporcuni Cunc iniuria, de in pul.
chriores, quod sux curpicudinis pudore, ee alterius pul-
chricudinis inuidis exacerbari, Spiricus rehemenciores
commoucant, ee per oculos ralidissime vibrent, de cia-
culeneur in e0s, quos execrantuE maxime, quod SInECuE
dissimiles, ec eorum collarione, Fcedi ee aspectu intole.
Fabiles appBFeANE.
Quiscu, mi Pecre, prae Canonis saga retula, e Met
den, lelectx et Formosisima Virgini collara e Hinc cuus
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