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2. 43
PRISCIRTEYS
Caussam affere Budxus lib. 1. de Philol09. tanquam insigne Prinei
Pacus, inquit. Nempe hoc insticuro significantes. Setantos Principes
ese, tamque lare dominantes, ve Forcunatiores hominum esse s de-
Berent, de cuperent: ob idque auream ex Forrunam quoquo circum
Ferrent sencium. Verba Sparriani Cune, Pussic ve alternis diebus Fortu-
na in cubiculis Aliorum Imperatorum poncretur.
E tempestate servati. L.X
TAut, X qui tenuiores erane, quique merces perdiderane, vel ca-
lanitare ob oculos posira plura emendicarent. suspensa e collo
nautrasii tabula (rocinam rocat Horar. Ode 5. lib. 1.) miscricordiam
commonebane. Luienal. Sac. 14. fracta rate naufrasus assem Dumrosat,
enpicra se rempestate etur. Porrenc. ad Oden. dictam. ee alii incer.
PrereS.
Pollices conversi, e pressi
Noladiatoriis muneribus condemnationis sisnum crat conversus
Seu sublatus pollex. Nam qui aduerlario succumbentem occidi,
ingulariqi volebar, pollicem vertebat. Turenal. T2E, 3. Munera nunc
edune, es verso pollice vulsi. Duemlib et occidunt ropulariter. Fc Hi inte-
Ais spectaroribus pugnare dicebantur. Suetonius in Tulio, cap. 26.
Oladiatores notos, sicubi infectis spectatoribus dimicarene, ziranien-
d0s, servandosq mandabat. F. contra pollices solebant premi, hoc est,
incra palmam disitis proximis duobus comprimi, cum ex pladiato-
ribus alieni fauebatur. Plin. lib. 28. cap. 2. Pollices cum Fauemus pre-
mere etiam proverbioiubemur. FTuc spectat illud Horatii lib. L. ep. 18.
Fautor vtroque tuum laudabit pollice nomen. Siquidem gladiarores alu-
cem, e Fauorem spectatorum e compresu pollicis prolpiciebane, (ic-
uri exciusdem conversione odium acgi inceritum. Polician. Cap. 42
Pier. lib. 36. in Digico.
Sanitia matrum.
L. 4
 ArbaruS, Se inhumanus Funnorum mos, quorum matres mari
busferro genas secabant adhuc lactentibus, X in ragientes lx ie
bancs ve rulnera perpetiiam in cunis discerent, et ephebiline renusta-
re apparerene. _ Penelcerent: imberbes, ad equirandum, se iaculan-
dum promprissimi, alaeres, et Exeui, niora e rorui facie, aspecturru
si horribilivoce, ac ore Audiose Faedaro, veneream damonum sae
curam polles agnoscere. In Panciroli Volum, II. H∞tX.
Honores sine impendio. L. XI 
Aperatores cum viro bono, de pauperihonoresimandabane, pluri
mumonera, ec impenlas in serccipiebant, de ex aerario suo largie-
bancur ad ludos, e careram pompam. Id diceb ane line impendio
curari. Liplius in epist. quaeAt.
EXcMbia