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# Title: [Petri Pithoei Vita. Elogia. Opera. Bibliotheca] Petri Pithœi Vita. Elogia. Opera. Bibliotheca (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 2,3; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 2,3)
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P. PITTIOEI VITL
num luum abiie; ubi arbores, quae crant in
horto, tondere ex putare libuit. Hinc ludor,
aeque ex ludore frious; tum horror, ex febris.
Opus erat Medico qui curaret. Iaque Novi-
gentum petiie, quod est apud Sequanamr. FC-
bris terciana primum fuit. Verla deindoin He.
Mmitritaum. Postremo evasit continua. Ad
quam cum accessient parotides, mortem ille
propiorem jam adesse intellexit, cujus et
diem pradixir.
Mioraturus e vita, atque xeternitatis viam
inorelturus, de comparando riatico cogitarit.
Peccata confessus, et ealecti cibo munitus,
res luas ordinarit maximam partem. Testa-
encum orlus scribere, cum manus deficeret,
factum jam à se dixit, idque Lutetix, et ubi
depoluisset indicarie. Bibliochecam servari in-
teoram, ex si vanundaretur, totam unihio-
mini vaenire jussit. Charrae, diplomata, alia
que instrumenta majoris momenti, qua ciri
lis velli tempore apud Parilios collegerat, et
lua pecunia emerat, carie ut interrentur in
Regis Bibliochecam, C in cum quem ro-
cant Thelaurum Chartarum.
Moriens Regni e Regis Portem deplora
vit, hujus res male administrari, illud misere
lacerari dolenter exclamans. Vlrima ca vox
de rebus humanis fuit, quam ei expreslit