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# Title: [Memoriae Artificiosae Concentratae Decalogus Sive Decem duntaxat Loca omni Memoriae in omni scibili satisfacientia proposita] Memoriæ Artificiosæ Concentratæ Decalogus Sive Decem duntaxat Loca omni Memoriæ in omni scibili satisfacientia proposita (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 42, Stück 11; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 42)
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modo Tuliusro. Pitus. Tulius Fr. Domitianus. Tulius 12. Nerva.
Tuliusr3. Frasanus. Tulius 14. Fladrianus. Tuliusrs. Anconius. Ju-
lius 16. MM. AureliusXL. Vorus. Juliver7. Commodus. Tulius 18.
Pertinax. Tulius 19. Didius fulianus. Progrestio trancumpea pri-
matinica est, sequitur secunda. Augultus 20. Sererus. Angulus
2F. Anconinus caracalla. Auguctus 22. Macrinus. AuguCtuS 23. M.
Aurelius AnconinusHTeliosabalus. Augultus 24. Alexander Sererus.
Ruguctus 25. Maximinus. Augultus 26. Maximus _ BalBinuS. AU-
sustus 27. Cordianus. Auguctus 28. Philippus. Augultus 29. Deciuso
Prooresiorran sumpra secunca finita est, sequicurrertia, cujusima-
Soelt Tiberius exnumero z. ergo discinguit30. 31. 32. 33. 34, 35, 36.
37, 38. 39. loca. Caligula ex numero 4 distinguit loca 40. AI. 42.
43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. Claudius ex numero s. distinguit loca
50, 57. 52, 53. Ccc. Velpalianus ccnumero 9. distinouic loca90,91.
92. 93, 94. 95 96. 97.98.99. Commodus ex numero 17. diltinguie
Loca r70. 17F. 172,27G. 194. 175. 276. 177. 178. 179. Caracaa CZ
numero 2F. diltinonit loca 210, 28T, 212, 273. 214, 215. 216, 217, 2180
213. Philippus ex numero 28 distingnit lOca 280, 282. 282. 283. 2840
285, 286 287. 288. 289. Festa si fuerienecesse, ulterius, licettor
Imperatoresnonregnarerint. Exemplicamen gracia ulera debitum
nosextendimus, imodebuissemus nos extendere amplius, ut loca
peresrinaucilia, qualia haec fu_E, Formentur ad ulum inopinati spe-
Ciminis ex abrupto in qualicunque alia materia edendi: nam ( 12F.
fuerine Imperatores, distinctira ultima imago hujus numeri 127. d
Singuet Loca 1210, 1211. 1212, 1213, 5214. 1215,1216, 1217. 4218.
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Nunc srandis illa questio, de qua hic libellus suum ticulum
mutuavie, cractanda est, quod nempe sola decem loca omni sci-
bili susticiune; parrem hujus promisti paulo ante in proorectione
monstravimus, nuncreliduo promististamus. Ouxrimus enim an
in exemplo procrestionis transumpra imperatorum sienecesse una
cumimagine eransumpre diltinctira etiam numerum erantumprum
reperere. An videlicet Tiberius 30. Piberius zI. Piberius 32, T
beriusz 3. Liberius 34. Tiberius 35. Tiberius 36. Tiberius 37. Ti
berius38. Tiberius 39. Oporteae semper numerum z. metaphorice
exprimere. An imago distinctira Philippus cum suo numero 28.
in locis Philippus 280. Philippus 251. Philippus 282. Philippus283.
Phrilippus 284. Philippu5 285. Philippus 286. Philippus 287. Phi-
lixpus