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RORALIS PRLLOSOPHI
Reliar. I VarysCira. tol. 75.
Mortui quomodo colantur à Locris, Ib
demtol. 77
Alexandri lucturs ob morte Plephaectio.
nis, Ibidem Fol. 34
Olempiadis ob Alexandri mortem lu-
ctus, Ibidem Fol. 64
Dehoc, Velox aurem est Patietas trigidi
lCtuS, TZe1ZC58, 176.
Dehoc, IJoc lane nonnihil oblectat x
orosmortales tonderi comam, I2c.
1ZC58. 179
Cur luctum actriberant poerx tum heroi
bus, cum dijs, Proclus inremp. P lato
nis cap. 10. nostrx translationis.
PETVLVS IZ, DE APFECF
bus, es animae passionibus siue perturbationi
bus in genere quae dam.
E altectibus X animae passionibus
uide supra in Phylicis in tractatio
ne de anima, lit. 9. Laudantcum
non in habicum transiuerunt Ctum
enim iicia Cunc) se dirircutum quarun
dam intra certos limites coerciti, ie
comites, vel canquam Rimurli (Unc, uE
ira Forciurdinis.
ARectus, Octavian. Mirandesla.
Deafectu, Lumen animxe TiL. 28.
De affectibus X moribus animorir, ITie.
rem. Lad, 1. 3, 3. l0. Lud. Vives lib. 3.
de anima.
Depriuatis hominum affectibus, Sabet
licu57. 4
Paltionum animx disterentia, Vincen-
eius Bell. 1. 1. 6. Subiectum earum.
IBidemdistinct. 5. Bonitas X mali-
tia earum, Ibidem distinct. 7. Orde
carum, distinct. 8.
Depalsionibus animi _ carum origine,
difterentia _ Speciebus, Agrip. 1. 62.
Ouomodo paltiones animimurtant COr-
pus proprium, permutando acciden-
tia, X movendo spiricu, AgripP. 1. 63.
Ouod affectus animi sint corpora, cas
priose aupucat: quan cpeattonem
erestisio dammnat, Seneca libro 18. epi
IOla 106.
Ex voluntate aftectionu gualicates prae-
nuilo affectur perturbatii ac deM. AI
Ao, qui nulio cmquam commento ad
rilum pourit excitari, Crinit, 21. 1
Pocus elle nullos quam modicostabe
reaftectus, corra Peripateticosdispi
tat, Senecalib. 21. epistola 117
Affectiones ex homine tolli non pon
C aliirS 23. 22
Nullus mala peniturs _L Curas C LCM al
Pocelt, Martumus 12. 1.
Perurrbationum victorem posse deun
aici, CaliuS 25. 20.
Relponsio cuiuldam philosophi interro
sati, quam ob caulam maris tempet
State Palluerat, Crellius 19, 1.
TIFVEYS Z. DE APFECHI
bus sineillatim. Ft primum de amore diuer sarum rerum
amor sui, pecuniae sapientiae, uirtutum, es c. Chac
ritas, umor in genere, amorhonestus
es pudieus.
Fsiderium, Vincencius Belluac. 10
1. 1Z. Lumen an. DaT. 2. C2. 62.
Oeamore lui, Floscheologix, Anton
mon in ATelisa 2. 77. S. Pater MaxI
mus, Stobaus, Dominicus Mir. Lia
men animxe Tic. 15.
Philautia, Index in proverbia Frasmile
cundum lOcOS.
Depraedilectione Cuiipsiirs, FTierem. Pa
diranuS 2. 3. 3.
Amor priuatus, el caecus, vel suiipsiuS
Pharetra.
Nouumopus nimii placer opitici, Mara
TIlIUS 1. 88.
Defiducia sui. Valerius _ Fulso (Is 3
7. Vide intra in viciis temperantie op
Politis, ubi de Superbia.
Nunqua Caristacit arti is, curi Temper ara
titicium Patistacie, MarLIl. 3. 54
Ne sis Capiens apud reipsum, I Zetzes
daliarietes perturbationum, Celius
2
De aftectibus anum, suos secunaum Le
ripatericos diese lapientem tempetd
reporse, non cale, seltecdHDrO12
epiltola86.
Duod maxime apud veteres dicantur
tonio imperatore, _ PhilippoRugu
cipue pendere: Apachiam item non
9. 264
ellehuinsixi. mau timormumue seutemporal
licasixsricudines lape colli animole
Phalella
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