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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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6 a   a du a da  L 240
RocomsiKI. DL SEVOLA SAMMARIIIANVS
e
in Fpistola ad GIEL LO TUM.
SF igitur quod summam eibi gratiam
Lhabeam pro humanissimis euis literis,
Qua mihi omnibus ex parcibus jucundissima
tuissent, nili me illud deprimeret, quod i iIS
exciemum esse roluicti, de Petri P’ichaei de
celtuir cus bone. quantiViri, quam Cudiol,
quam docti: Cujus calus ita animum meum
cangit, uc ejus funere linul efferri Mulas iplas
putem, omnem que adeofuris hummamatilque
disciplinam.
XHAHHXXKXXKNANR
ETOSAEMI PITIIOE PLOOIA
e libris rulgatis excerpea nunc primum.
d A AC VS C AS AV BONVS
Boncarsio. Monspelii DTon. Fan. NDZCVI.
.- 5. MOrSLara, crudelis ..... GUIX MI-
Der maximum Virum Petrum Pithoeum ni-
mis cito nobis cripuir. Ocristem d lugubrem
calum. Dui Tolus propemodum literarum di-
onitarem hodie lustinebat in Calliis, exipitur
is nobis. Luoduni cum essem, literas luper
Ca re lacrimarum plemas à Praside amplissimo
Febr. 1597