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APOPHEHEOMATA:
Flomines non homines.
Contemprim.
Vn quispiam balneum egredientem Diogenem r05alet, an multi
homines ibi laVATENE, RESAUIE D CHUO InFEErOSatUS, an muIta TUI
ba, contesTus est.
Nonhabebac Diogenes prohominihus, qui non pro dignitate ho-
minis sele sererene; quod muleis ee rariis modis heriporest. Vnde de
lucerna accensa in meridichomines quaesitum ibac. Sic AF POpuS VnUMI
tantum hominem in balneis se vidisse arebat. Vide vicam illius.
ALTOVOT APOPHTEOMA
RTCF TTLL. CHRTSTLANISMT ERANCO
RYM REECTS.
TONSCRreser julta anniversaria, seu Consolationem ad Regi
nam Gallix super obiru Henrici IV. Societaris nostrae Presbyree
Richeomius, summa cum gravicate, de copia, vircuriq de meritis
tanti Regis parem: ex qua nonnulla ab eodem Resc droDeruaixcs,
Id est, prudenter, acure, lepide, d rrbane dicta describam ipsis verbis,
quibus eCallico latine Rhoromasi exprella ad nOSPerUeneTUNE.
Musica recum moribus aliena. L.VII.
Resié.
TIhil recare aiebat, quo minus resum liberi Musicorum audirene
lNacromara: musicam autem eos discere, duc tidibus canere nole-
bac; cum praesertim haecars nihil illis prxcerquam ad athracorins ille-
CebFAS SIE PFOFUEUEA.
Hucidoneum eAt, quod lero apud Dionem Chry Cos. Orat. 2. de re-
Su0. Neq; ego regem duntaxat excellere oportere puro Corticudine,
atq gravitate; sed neque alios au dire ribia, suc cichiara ludentes, neq;
conrantes languida, de deliciola cantica. Fr, R indecorum est resi audire
molles cancus, nunquid decorum erir dilcere: Themistocles cum ue
Mussexe ignarusrideretur ab iis, qui eius periri videbantur. ALC∞O, In-
quic, lyram, aueplalcerium tractare heseio; ribem quam parunm acce-
perim, claram, de magnam reddere, id scio. Plutarch. in Pericle. Saris
enim es, si vel audire vacet resi canentes alios; e Musis abunde ho-
norem habee, si in huiusmodi accibus exercenres se spectet.
Recum duo instrumenta. LVIII.
Sollerter.
D Esumprooria inpace instrumenta sceperum esc, e tanum justi-
tie, in bello gladium. Haeciisdem regie rractand; hec vnoquoq
rempore rurvanda prxdicabac.
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