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# Title: Monumenta Paderbornensia (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 83)
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RI ON UM E N TA
lib. 25. Cap. 3. In Germania trans Rhenum castris à Germanico Cae.
Carepromoris, maricimo tractu fons erat aquae dulcis solus, qua po-
ca, inera biennium dences deciderent, compase (que in genibus solve-
rentur. Stomacacen Aledici vocabant, es Sceletrrben ea mala. Re-
perta auxilio est herba, quae vocatur Bricannica, non nervis modo es
orismalis saluraris, sed contra anginas quoque e serpentes. Frisii,
qua castraerant, nobis demonstravere illam. Ica Plinius: Quitamen
mulcum Ce Facisac in Bricannica herba, undenomen illud cransiericin
camresionem. Lipsius in nocis adlib. P. AMM. Paciti N. 217. UC PIi-
nium jurec, Bretaniae ulicines ex prilco iltie nomine oltendic, paludes
nimirum haud procut Amista flumine; inter Lincam, W eddam C5 Ca-
vordam; canquam herba illienata, ex Brecanico cricero, rulso Bre-
tanscheHerde nomen craxerit. Ac quisista Lipsiicaprobee, uc non
per commerciaucriusque gentisherba illius ris salucitera a Bricannis
monstrari pocueric Friliis. Verum ilta non canci PUNE. Ipla naTUTA
proridencia magis suspicienda, quae suisregionum morbis, (uasquo-
quemedicasherbas dedic monstraricques haud secus quam nacturcium
iisin locistrequens signitur, ubi corpora ex insalubriori aqua et aëre
pucredini masis obnoxia TUnC. AccesiEnOstra arato NicocIaNA PAna-
cex instar, lndica illa herbas ulcis modis arcibusque populismarici-
nisefficax medicina.
Sed Foncem huncnoxium miccomus, illud vero aquarum miracu
lum apud cermanos, ex eoldem Sepcenerionales populos olim spc.
Ctarum mulco dignius, quod ex Plinio l. 16. c. 2. adscribam; Altissi-
mahaud procul Chaucis, qui majores minoresque appellantur, circa
duos praecipue lacus. Liccora obtinent quercus maxima avidutatena-
Scends: suffossaeque fnctibus, aut propulsaestatibus, vastas complexu
radicum insulas secum auferunt: atque ita libratae stances navieant
incentrum ramorum armamentis, saepe territis classibus Romanorum.
cum velut industria fuctibus acerentur in proras stancium noctu in-
opesque reme dii illae praelium navale adver sus arbores inirent.
Redeo cum nacurae spectaculo ad Pontem Resonum, in quo ina-
quales olim e subciliri, uc diximus, Auxus per abruptas noctis e diei
horas. Cousam hujuspersrurati lune mulei, nomo camen adeo
cerri quidacculie in quo acquiescerenc alii, quod nacurx miracula
CInE