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Ticille ChcopholB ctlus personaoia Deremedio amorislibri z. P. Ouidii RI2
marrantm. Sed quisquisfuerit, appa-
rettuisse unu ex ingeniolis (ophictis.
Hlaec ex Italica existola erpooraphi.
Initium historix est a libro z. E ad sc-
primum inclessiire perducitur.
Polia amata Poliphilo, in ciurs FIypnero
tomachia celebrat: X varia ad Amo-
rem, Venerem, Cupidine, Adonin,
Priapum pertinencia: Amoris afte
ctus, opera, _ quancum Caeuiae, expli
cantur, Ibidem in primo X 2. libro.
Deamore Venereo, et ejuslibidine, LIie
rem. Pad. lib. 5. parris 4. X primo sta=
tim de Venerei amoris laude, dena
cura eius, rubr. . Oeelioibilib. Per-
Tonis conmandis amore Venereo2.
Demodis eliciendi alcerius uolunta-
rem ad se amandu Venereoamore, 3.
Oehis qua parant hominem libidi-
ni Venerca, 4. De concupilcen
cia Venerce voluptatis, 6. Deamce
nitace actionis Venerea, 7. Demo
lestia  damnoamoris Vencrei, 10.
DC excluliuis et diminuciuis amoris Ve
nerei, e libidinis eius, Ilierem. Pad.
Amoripse Deus amantem redtamari ilr
Bet, NTarFil. 12, 9.
Ouos amor Fallac, quos non Fallat, Idem
Nitil infirmius quam humanus amor,
nihrilFirmius c divinus, MarFil. 4. 39
Amorehumano nihil intirmius, diirino
nihil firmius, Idem 5. 25.
Oui humanum amorem in divinH tanE
fert, exhomine cranstertur in Deum,
MarFII. 7. 48.
Oui xcernam amatFormam, tam Facile
tamep secure Fruicur: quam difficile et
Collicite, quitemporale, MarFil. 3. 20.
Socratis in amoré allatratio, C al. 15. 25.
Orantum sic ab amoris contagio absti-
nendum, ex Cratetis philo(ophi sen-
tentia: ac ibidem P’anaecii irerba nota-
taeK AnneO Seneca: in giriburs par
orauitas ate doctrina existat, Crini-
TUS 21. 14.
Veamore e gmodo eutari pollui, Lu
cretiurs IIB. A.
timorisillicieiremedium, Rem. Oytuitio
exittola 106.
Tonis.
Remedium de Colrendis amoribus cum
miritico exeplo L’austinae. Crimic. 2. 1.
Deuiribus e xoriurdine amoris, eiuses
remediis, Criniurs 164
Inturpia pingencem, lo. PTildestemen.
Cupidomagis persiradet reltacendo; 
CorandoMercurius, _ Phaebusip.
secanendo, Nartiliurs Fic. 3. 70.
Fumuchi cur amalii sint, C aliurs 19. 12.
Ouaratione dictum lit, Amor poëram
docet, Plutarch. Sympol. 1. 5. _ Fxa(-
mus inproverbio, Amor docetmuse
cam: _ Theocritus Tdvilion.
Mulicam amoris potentia pracipue si
oni, C aelius9, 2.
Amatoria scripta non proxonenda esse
adolescentibus, Dialoousnoster cum
MTarciale nostro exculus.
Amatoria philera, Theocrit. Idyllio 2:
Amantium blandimeta aduerlum ama-
t05, Caliurs 24, 26.
Cur proverbio usurpemus, Amantium
marsupia porrifoliovinciri: Amoris
Potentia _laus, C alius 29, 16.
Adannulum quem dono amica mittit,
Orid. Fleg. 2.
Adpurellam ne pro amore praemia por
Icat, Ibidem Elegiarum lib. 1.
Epistola necessaria lectu Penibus, Anto.
de Ciueuara epistola 35.
Demolestiis quas amore capti amicis et
seruis exhribent, ldem epistola AA.
Adamicam, Ouid. Elesiarum libroi.
Duodprimo amore correptus, in erium
phum ducise a Cupidine patiatur. .
irid. Fleg. 1.
Ad pacandam amieam quam verberna
verat, Ibidem.
Mlapen alloquiturr, ue paratas tabellas ad
Corinnam perterat, Ibidem.
Adianitorem, ut fores sibi aperiat, Ibid.
Ad Acicum, Amantem non oportere
desidiosum esse, sicuri nec militem,
AbIdem.
Labellad quao Mhllelat ekcctatu. Guoa
amica noctemnesabat, Ibidem.
Ad auroram, ne properet, Ibidem.
TAmicae se purSaC, quod ancillamnon
amet, Ouidius Fles. libro2.
Ad Cypastim ancilla Corinna, Ibidem.