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eriset KLIVS
Maenones, lenones:
CXXIII.
TEcustissimis reqi cemporibus, cum nulla relisio homines periri
de nc belluas servitiis reneri; aC pertmutari vetaret, inveniebaneuF
qui nullam aliami artem exercebant, quam invendendis, permurandis-
que intancibus, pueris, viris, rirginibus, mulicribus, cunuchis, omnisq
tandem Cordis hominibus: Sed inter hos aliquod discrimen obserra-
vi: quoniam qui pueros, puellas,  mulieres ad Aagirium renditabants
antiquo Romanorum vocabulo lenones rocabantur: qui verdinfans
res in canistris, seruos eunuchos, aliosq; homines alterius opcris gra-
tia venales habebane, ardeg nodonandoi, ee inter dum a: degnann not 2
Caleno, d Latinismansones vocaci invetriuntur, dec. Idem lib. 2. Cap. 1.
p
Princeps bonoratissimus. CZZIV:
Hconius Porseuin. Socieraris noctrxe Presbyter, d GresOriO XHTT.
LA POnC. MaX. lesatus ad Loaiiemi BaCilii Moschorum Principem
missus, librum de rebus Moscouiris religuit. In eo scribit, honorem
rantum a genice illa suo Principi exhiberi, quantus vix intelligi portre.
Abipso (sinon credune, cerre ita crebro Fatentur,) se vicam, Talurem,
omniaqs habere: vt ec gracia Dei, _ clemencix Magni Cazii. lcu regis,
vel Imperaroris (R enim Principem vocant) cuncta tribuere putentur;
_ verberari ab co, ac propemodum morientes, id loco beneticii sesc in-
Eerdum dicane acciperc. A pueris omnia Cui Principismaxime extol.
lunc. selcgs vivere, ee recté valere, li viuat d recteraleat Princeps, anse-
TunE: Seq; aliis quantacunque rident, haec non magni aectimant: licet
quirectius Capiune, si ab sit quem cimeant delaturum, dc exrernas resio-
nes obierine, haud diftficillime aliorum porentiam. de rires dignoleants
Sacrificium. CXZV.
Orx solum in sacrificiis adolebantur, caeteris animalium rociuos
Lrum membris licebat Cacrificancibas resci. PF Solebane riccimae
p. astantioresad deorum Cacrificis re serurari. Vnde Chryles ad Apolli-
nei n Cacerdoscius I. Ilind. n ei durore rot x niora unes exnae. Si rnquam
ribi Pinsues coxas incendi. SpOnEAM. in COMMENE.
Tuctus Romanorum denaunai.
CXX
AA iores x. mensium spatium lusendi viros dederunt, vrestL. Falt.
Ire cum pertinacia maliebris maeroris publica constitutione de
ciderent: quia id rempus legitimae partionis, se ne proles incerta eRet,
auE Cangm is contasus. L. ip L. in cap. 26. Con (olat. ad FLeluiam SCnCCX.
C’oronapoetica multiplex. C.ZZ VII.
Tuersis poeris diversa coron dabatur; laurea heroicis, ederacea
Plrricis myrrea erorieis, mixta ex diuertis Frondibus pancarpia,
omni genera carminum excelleneibus. Crrald. Historia poër. lib: