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HIIS
Magnis
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pulum magister AIbertus guinto, cui post depolitum Episcopatum
Colonix in monasterio rivenri, Thomx cvica emigratio divinicus
est signiticata. Ipsius autem Alberti corpus ducentis postannis incor
ruptum est muenrum. Cranexius Metropol. lib. 8. Cap. 5c.
Inuictaquorundam fortitudo.
D Ellum Macedonicum concra Perseum regem Senatus Amilio
Paulo Consulicreato exrra ordinem mandsuie. Militabat sub code
Cronis Oratoris Filius, qui in pugna, dum intee conterrissimos toctes
insigniter dimicar, equo delapsus pedestre prxlu agcrecitur. Nam Ca-
denrem manipulushoctium cum horrido clamore, velut iacenrem ob-
Truncacurus circusteterat: at ille citius corpore collecta, magnas stra.
sesedidir. Ouum ad unum opprimendura undigue hoctes conolarent,
sum procerum giendam petir, oladius ei emanu claptus, in mediam
unus onmultosohorrem decidic: ad quem recuperandum umbone se proresens, in-
Spectante utroque exerciru inter muerones se hoctium immersir: recol-
lectoque eladio, multis rulneribus exceptis, ad socios cum clamore
hoctium reuerrieur. Huius audaciam exteri imieati, victoria perperere.
Ita Tustinus lib. 33. dc Plucarch. in Amilio Paulo. Dc Crneoyeo milire
Acheniensi, quanca eius rirtus in campis Marachoniis. prxlio aaversus
Darium fuerie, idem Tust. lib. 2. FTerodor. libros Cum codein Secuam,
_ Acilium Cxlarianos in Tulio capire 68. numerat Suctonius, locum
adscribo. Denigs una sexrx legionis cohors prxepolira castello, quatuor
Pompeii legiones per aliquoc horas sustinuie, paene omnis contixa
multicudine hostilium lagirtarum, quarum centum, ee crisinta millia
intra vallum reperea Tune. Necmirum, Si quis sing loru Facta respiciat.
velCasiScex Centurionis, vel C. Aciliimilicis, ne de pluribusrete-
ram. Sceua excullo oculo, transsirus Femore, de humero, centum de
rigincictibus scuro pertoraro, custodium porrx commilh easellire
tinuic. Acilius navali ad MaChiliam peaelin, iniecta in puppim holeium
dexrra, ee ablcilla, memorabile illud apud Cirxcos Crneorri exemolu
imitatus, transiliuie in nanem, rmbone obuios igens. Acilium _ScC
vam memorat quoque Plutarehus, ubi quorundam milicum CxFari-
anorum spiricum de ardorem animi per exempla octendit: ac quomo-
docinsmodi ardorem excitare, atque alere Cxlar ipse consucuerit do-
cet. DC L. Siccio Dentato panc incredibilia scribir Plin. lib. -. Cap. 28.
VeadElium Catonis redeamus, de co quid HI. FuII. 2. OR. seripeum
reliquerie ubriabelli 2d vertum hoctes conseruanda docet, pretium
est audire. Pompilius imperator cenebat prouinci. m, in cuius exercitu
Caroris filius eyro milicabat. Cum aurem Compilio videretur unam dimit-
eere lesionem. Catonis quoque filium, qui in eadem lesione militabat, dimi-
sit. Sed cum amore puenandi in exercieu remansisset, C. ato ad Pompilium
(cripsit, ut sieum pateretur in exercitu remanere, secundo eum obligaret
militie sacramento; priore enim amisso iure cum hostibus puenare non po-
terat. Adeo summa erat ob servatio in bello monendo.
sup. n. 5