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# Title: Consideratio Legis Et Sectae Saracenorum (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 6; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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23.
Suum Christum Jesum in Terria TLebraorum; C5 ad hanerem
ille Libercuititulus, Ovidius. de retula, ad rireinem Maria:
Ovirgo Calix, o Virgosigniticata
Per Scellas ubi spica nitet.
De quo libro; es hacre, vide, si placet, Robertum Tolkot in
Sapientiam Salom. Lect. X X I.
7. Lubecaddere Adagia Arabum PcuMtahume-
canorum; qua vel reltigia habene piccaris, vel ad
mores ec Reip. administrationé conducere BIdenEuE.
I. Fnitium Sapientiae est timor D. FI.
2.
Dui se ipsum habet pro sapiente; habent eum Deus rabu Adaciis,
es homines pro irnaro.
3.
Oui cupit pollere sapientia, in animam ejus po- Larina edidit
testatem ne babeant mulieres.
4.
Qui adulaturtibi etiam detestaturte.
5. Benefac, si visut benesiat tibi.
6. Cujus concupiscentia vincit intellectum ( seu ra-
tionem) isperit.
7. Relioio (cultus religiosus) occidit concupiscentiam.
8. Abstinere à concupiscentiis est divitem esse.
9. Pesimus hominum est Fruditus, qui non prodest
eruditione sua.
10. Audis e disce: sile, es pacemhabe.
LI. Propitios habere subditos, utilius est multitudine
militum.
12. Sapientissimus hominum est, qui fines respicit.
13.
bestiis.
O
ui non discernit bonum a malo; adjunce eum,
24. Non est. Sapiens sapiens, donec cupiditates suas
omnes vincat.
25. Difficillima hominiest sui ipsius cognitio.
26. Amor mundi es divitiarum, omnis peccati est
oriso.
Ex selectis A-
quae Thomas
Frpenius cum
interpret. et
Fabulis Loc
mani sapiem-
is adjecit.
17. MuB