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Tita (6 SoCortis
run. gue. Omnisenim plebs Regrptiorum, secularibus artibus dedica,
Tubumbea urbium inera mcenia delidebat: camque Tsraelicis, ab omni
aropaltoribus intestam fecit; quod rires iplorum, regetosque d acres
spiricus; homines sedentarii, opitices que non Ferrent. CunX. d. lib. cap.
5. Ouare etiam toties illud in libeis policicorum Aristotelesiterat; opti-
nam Rempublicam else, cujus cires ex re rultica, at que ex pastione vi-
vant, cd quodij ex Lesibus, se. resque luasresant: cimhabeant ex ope-
re luo, quantum latis eltad vivendum; de camen eisnon liceat elle ociolis.
Idcircoetiam in Rebuspublicis olim recte instrcuris, opiticescivitate do-
natinon fuerunt, sed peregrini erane: cum ignara eorum hominum, de-
Tesque rita lic, neque ullum eorum opus, congruat cum ristute.
VI. Omnium rerum, ex quibus aliquid acquiricur, nihil est agri-
cultura melius, nil uberius, nil dulcius, nil libero homine dignius. Cicer.
1. Ofic. late Joh. Baptist. Porta, lib. T. villae, Cap. 2. 8 segq. Ouocircave-
ceres Romani, duo Cola Ctudia ingenuis hominibus reliquerunt, Agricul.
curam de Bellicam arcem. Diony C. Flalycarnals. lib. 2. Ouianempe vide-
runt, horum rita generum beneticio, homines rentriimperare, de illici
Ea Venere miniscapi: arcesque eas ad lustentandam de lerrandam R em-
publicam ucilissimas esse; nempe Agriculturam propter milicum ali-
menta, dmilitiam propiertutelam agricolarum. IInde Cato de re ru-
Rica commemiorat; Veteres, cum bonum virum laudarent, ita laudare
Solicos: Bonum Aoricolam, bonumque colonum. Et vt Varrolib. 2. de
rerustica Ccribit: Illustristimus quisque inciguorum, pastortuie, de aplu.
rimo pecore. plecique apud recultissimos laudabantur. Meritoque ob-
tineat oraculiricem; omnesnatura opes, quibus communistrominum
vita sultentatur, celluris diligentissimo cultu contineri, ee mulciplicato
Faenore reddi. ride eleganter d late Dn. Flerman. Lacherum, lib. 3. de
censu, cap. 6. per discurs. Congruic ided aequitati, ut agricultura, ee per
consequens, Asricolanoi nesligatur; canguam Fundamentum, quo in-
nicicur Rcipublicae inachina univecla: proinde plerxque leges, in iplo-
rum Favorem promuleatx Fuerunc. vid. Scip. Amirar. l1b. 12. dissertat.
polit. C. 3. fol. Mi hi 358. C3C.
VII. EITuris, eu redicibus amnuis, Eit ongeleaten Sulten, oder
auB ins aufigelibenem C3eII. Te Familiamque aleresan licirum Christia-
no: num item hoc utfrat, C Republici lic: varie disputari potest. Sane po-
litice nonpermictendum esse videtur, uc cires exrodicibus solum aunuis
vivant vide Bocero lib. 1. dellaracion distara, rit. della rustitiatra suddiri.
fol. m. 27. e5c. Recitat Aristorel Oxylum Eliorum Regem, praediqe 29105.
que recuisse ad mutuam pecuniam opponi. Et Locrensibusincerdictum
fuit, ne avitasvenderen polesiones: quae illuc omnia pecrinebant, uti
nepo.