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SALFS.
Lincuainter dum praecurritmentem. CXIX.
Tim nobilis cum seruo sccundo Aunio deuchebatur. Ouem cum
Tomnus regerer, eidem seruo mandauie recum ad rorticem, l0-
cum periculosum rentum eset, Pele experoetaceret. Seruns videns
dominum placide consopicum, Sciucundam eius quierem interrum.
perenolens, dillimulauir. Euisilac dominus, dt, numproperorticem
Lumus: Aequi, ait seruus, iam cum transimmus. Hic illeiestus, pessi
me, inquit: ce sic negligere mandatamea d si sic dormiens summertus
periillem, ittoc re sladio contoditsem.
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Vehementius iratus. (euirainsaniens.
EX Seneca de Tra lib. 2. cap. 35.
Onest vllius affectus Lacies curbatior. Pulcherrima orZ fx.
dauic: roruos vultus ex eranguillissimis reddidic. Liguie de-
cor omnis iratos: de siucamictus illius compolitus sic ad le-
gem, actrahet rectem. omnemqi curam sui eftundet. Si capillorum
natura, vel acre iacentium non intormis esthabirus, cum animo in-
horre(CUME, EUenE venx, concuritur crebro spiritu pectus, rabida
vocis cruprio colla distendir. Tunc artus crepidtis InGUICKX MANUS, 10-
tius corporis ductuatio. Oualem inera puros esse animum, cuius ex-
era imaso tam Foeda est. Ouanco illi intra pectus cerribilior rultus, 2-
crior spiritus est, intensior impetus, rupcurus le, niseruperie Ou2-
les Punchostium, vel Ferarum ca de madenrium, aut ad caedem eun-
tium aspectus: qualia poctxe inferna monstra Anxere, succincta ser-
pencibus, sc igneo Aatu: quales ad bella exciranda, discordiamq; in
populos diuidendam, pacemqs lacerandam, ceterrime inferiim exc-
une Furix: talem nobis iram figuremus, Aamma lumina ardentia, (
bilo musituq; de semitu, e sridore, ec, si gua hisinviliorrox ct,
perstrepentem, cela manu veraq; quatientem. Neq; enim illi resere le
curx est, toruam, cruencamqs. S cicatricolam, ee verberibus suisli-
uidam, incessibus velanis, oftusam multa caligine, incursitantem.
vastantem, Fusancemqi. ec omnium odio liborancem, Cui maxime:
Si aliter nocere non possit, terras, maria, calum ruere cuvientem, in-
Feltam parirer inuilamque. Vel. si videtur, sic qualis apud ratesno-
ArOSeIt.
Sansuineum quatiens dextra Bellona flacellum,
Auo scissasaudens vadit Discordia palla.
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