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Dui a mareis deducans) Aasr. C russus parr. 1. Annal. Sueuor. lib. 3. Cap. 3. _ plerique omnes hi-
Rorici _ Grammaciei, monnemo etiam exiuris ciuilis interpreribus.
Amarco, i. e. malleo) Propter eandem rationem Carolus Pipini L. Eilius, Majordomus et
Princeps Francorum, cognominacus est Marcellus. Loan. Mcursius in Gloss. Craeco- Barb.
verb. ua ex D. Balbus in Catholis. verb. Marcus e Marculus. hinc marcellator, qui e mallea-
tOr, PTOPErCUNOrE, vE exponit Nicolaus Ordinis Minorum in Mammorrecto (el Expo-
fit. Bibliae in Lob cap. 41. vbi camen martellus lesicur in quibusdam edicionibus.
5. Ecenim Melanchthon, siuc is Brentius sic, doctisime, re omnia, docuIF.
Marcomanos in Bohemia, Duados in Morauia habicasC. Addic criam, non v.
namcancum gencem in Bojemiatuisse, Ce d reliquias Bojorum aliquam par-
cemincoluisse, e ad occalum in aditu Fuisc FTermunduros: MaFCOmANOS
aucem habuise sedesin ca parre, quae spectat ortum, vertus Morauiam e
Austriam. A cuius sententia Aac Arrianus in Ciermanix de scripeione: La-
rum (inquiens) eemrium (scil. Germanicarum) postremi sunt duadi ac Marcomanti
deinde lazyzes Sarmatarum gens; post hos Cet a; deinde Sarmatarum magna pars. L. F l 2-
CicuSin GTErMAn. CcribenS; Fermunduros Varisci, ac deinde Marcomani e Quadt
acantieaque Cermania velus fronsest, quarenus Danubio praetexitur. Pcolomaus lib.
2. CiCograph. Maenguavoi, v odsZoluvoi Marcomani, sub quibus Sudeni. PCr. C iaC-
Coniusemendat, Zydrroi, ec interpreratur Sedunos in Felueriis: imperice: nam
Sudeni, qui Scraboni dicuntur sidini, lune Saderes, qui sub Marcomanis Sile-
siam versushabicatiane, hodicque nomen pristinum mons ille retinet, qui
Bohemiam a Silela _ Morauia sepaTAF.
Melanchrhon ) in Commenc. de Vocabu l. resion. e gent. apud Facir.
Siveis Brentius) Sunceriam, qui Henric. L oriro Glareano, lunt qui Ilieronymo Frobenio
ad scribane. Sed Brencio vindicat MarE. Frechtus in Epist. ad radianum scripta, de Basil.
Faber in Thesaur. verb. Permunduri.
Ciacconius) in Noris ad lib. L. Iul. CXlaris de Bello62Il.
Sudetes) Ccorxius Fabricius in Origin. Saxonic.
Monsille) Tadr. Lunio Suderimontes, in Nomenclatura. Videatur Curans in annal. Siles.
Gcors. Acrieola in Bermanno. C erar d. Mercator in Arlante. March. a Suderis in Subse-
ciu. de Oris. Bohem. e Slauor. Z. ach. Pheobaldus in Cienealos. es Chronolos. Regum Bohem.
fol. 5. e in Topoeraphic. Regni Bohem. descript. sect. 2.
6. EnimVerO
Duicquidin altum, VE Tras aedusaie,
Forrunatulit ruitura leuat.
Maroboduum, dumnimio Fouccica Ctulcum Fccic, re dominarionem ablo-
lucam instiruere cum animo suo acitarer. Oua dere Paterculus lib. 2. Nihil
erat in Cermama, intir, quod vinci posset. praeter eentem Marcomanorum: qua Marobo-
duo duce, excita sedibus suis, asque in inferiora (le 8. inveriora) refugiens, incinetos Ferci-
maesilue camposincolebat. Nulla festinatio huius virimentionem transeredi debet. Ma-
rebou