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Vita E5 Morris
praedae, caritatem post estecerunt: _ capta ab Augulto Alexandria, Rou
namintantum opibus ejus crerisse Orolius ait, uc duplô majora, quam
Ancehac, rerum venalium pretia Cacuerentur. Pariter _ in CEExcia, per-
quamrarus olim vlusauri, argentumque in fodinis paucum tuit: aded
repoculum argenteum, non line admiratione, velurnorum d inlolens
quidpiam videretur: ac demum post Alexandeum Maximum, qui A-
lix diripuit chelauros, opulentia est exorta. Athenxus, dipnosophist.
lib. 6. fol. M. 231. 8 Seq. Recteque Aristoreles 5. polit. 6. 6. Pcribit: Pem-
porum telicitate, propter pacem, aut rebus alicet prospere cedentibus,
effici, ut exdem pollelsiones pretio lonse majore xltimentur. Sic e C0-
nelius Sepulreda, ad Aristot. lib. 5. polir. C. 7. n. 34. Fracmemoria, inquito
in Flispania propter magnam auri _ argenti copiam, ex orbenovoim
portatam; precia pollessionum, inquincuplum, eoque ampliusciere.
tunt. Lucerix olim rictui scudiolorum, qui incolleois vivebane, tres
ColidiParihentes, destinati erant: Antiquitez de Paris. fol. m. 149. Guot
nunchaud sulticiune frusali coenx. FF de Anglia, Flenricus Sarilis, tr.
demilit. Rom. fol. m. 84. attestatur; quod abtunc centum annis emeba.
cur decemnumis orolsis, qui tum unciam pendebant; jam poltderectas
Indias, vixemipolle lolidis decem, aut duabusinciis, ejuldem ponde-
ris _ probitatis luncque ideo, qui putene, latius fucurum fuilsé, (i Pe-
ruani illi, aurum de aegentum luum serrallent, ac nobismajorum nostro.
rum reliquillent Frusalicarem. Ca sp. Ens. lib. 2. convival. apparat. fol.
m. 286. Polrbiusitem, ut Scrabo6. Georraph. aic: ad lcribir auri fodina-
rum, 2d Aquileiam luo tempore, qua apertae lunt, ut precium auri, per
dealiam univerlam, proparce certiâ Fuerit deminutum. Ouod idem alio
modo dicipocest; pretiarerum auro emptarum, aucta tertis parte.
ZTII. Scd aliter sentire debenins de prodigiosa caritate, quae
jam ab Annoccepie, de Cermaniam nostram, li de prompto remedionon
dispiciatur, certo perdet. Pam enim non auris argentire abundantia, led
auctio e depraratio monetae invexic: quippe ex ejusdem proportione,
de interna etiam bonitate, caecera cunctarécipiunt elimationem. Ilanc.
quecladem e corruptelam, non bella Colum, led dc araritia, ac charitatis
Christianae plenissimus defectus effecerunt.
C A P. IFI.
Contra tiosos,  scoris.
Tlemadmodum sustentationis universm ratio est habenda; ita de
inculis, luus ut dinensus labor sc, curandum erit. Orave etenim
Leipublica est, vel unicu alere otiolum. Lenoxhon, r. Paediae Cyri.
Orium