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120
APOPHLHEOMALA.
Eheile his careret liberistamen suis prospiceret, quibus difficile etsee
in summa paupertate tantam paternam rueri sloxiarti, respondir(c. Se
mei similes erunt, ider hic arellus illos alet, qui me ad hane dignitatem
perduxit: sen dissimiles sunt fucuri; nolomeis impensis illorum ali, augerige
luxuriam. Probus
Plucarch. e Alian: pro Philippo, Alexandrum nominane. Muns
aiune tuisse calentorum cencuni. Addic sE lian. in super ei ri. rrbes pro-
Poluisse, Postulallegi vernam carum deligeret, cuius rectisalia perci-
Peret. Arlenius solirarius; seu eremita oblacum sibi dimidium A ∞rprt
rectisalium ab arcadio imp. discipulo quondam luo, ve distribueree
quibusliberet, reculauie, rescribens, aurrenuntiari jubens, ipsum com-
modius idFacere pose, qui quibus rebus indigerent quibus imperarCES
melius noster.
duid homini optimum:
Pie.
Ridericus TII. Imperaror sciscitantibus; quid existimaret homini
L’optimum, acq; vrilissimum, re proinde illius adipiscendi crebrats
_ multam cogitarionem sulcipere oporcerets verbum Christiano di-
suum edidit: Beatus ex hac vira discessus.
Omnia Christiano homini in excremo illo actu comaedix Tux po-
Sita sunc: cuius catastrophe quialis sit, diligenter eiprovidendum. Cux
surem laram rule, e bona spei plenam, ritam benc; a PiC EFANII-
Ba1. Non enim porest male mori, qui bene rixerie, re ab Augu-
Rino dictum est. Oui ad id rempus rique in Aagiriisaetarem habue
runc, corum poenicentiam raro esse veram credimus. Beati isitur, qui
En Domino moriuneur.
Frudicio efficit hominem.
Literate:
Ristippus aieba, Sacius esse steri mendicum, quam manere indoctum:
quod ille tantum pecunia egeret, hic humanitace. Nihilomi-
nishomo est, cui non suppeditar peclinia: achomo non clt, eruditio-
nis expers. Et tamen qui exet pecunias ab obviis petit: cui dect la-
Piencia, vi accipiac, neminem Collicirat.
Famerh erudicio multis conciliauiepecunias, de dinirias; cairi camem
Propcer pecuniam, e divitias quaeri, retiementer indignum est; cum
ae que vevirtus propiet se expetenda, ac sibimeripla Merces (II.
20Dia AE 2rx unuge nuicorcegr.
Summis opibus pretiosior Sapientia.
An vero Patis magna merces non est, quam illa dais natur de in-
genii perfectio?
lom