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# Title: [Manipulus Symbolorum Quibus Omnium Facultatum Viri Clarissimi Usi Sunt] Manipvlvs Symbolorvm Qvibvs Omnivm Facvltatvm Viri Clarissimi Vsi Svnt (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 41, Stück 21; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 41)
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sus, lacus vivos, dulce recubare (ub teomine fagi, (ub ne-
morum umbris; moras facere libenter specubus in cavatis,
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chius, erium imperatorum Consiliarius e Orator in deli
eus habuit:
Dicmilii, quae ruris si maenisicentia mensae
Conxieton bos est, compotor callus es anser.
Dic etiam, urbanae quae magnificentia mensa
Convictor lupus est, compoior pardus Cs ursus,
Dic mihii, quosmalles sociosribi junceremensa5
i mactant alios, tandem mactantur at illi.
Durior est ruri victus, sed rurior idem.
Urbe solene magnis misceri lauta periclis.
Dui fapit, bic modica contentus forre quiescit,
Etlatet in eacied recte sibi conscius umbra.
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