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DESCRIPTIODES
Auxerat articulos macies, senuumque tumebat
Orbis. ee immodico prodibant rubere tali.
Trancprocul vt vidit (neque enim est accedere iuxta
Ausa) refers man aradea: paulumq. morata,
Duanquam aberatlonse, quanquam modo venerat illue,
Visa tamen sensisse famem, recroque dracones
Esit in Amoniam versis sublimis habenis.
Dicta Fames Cereris (quamuis contraria semper
illius est operi) peragit: perque aeravento
Ad iussam delata domum est: eu procinusintrat
Sacrilesi thalamos: altoque sopore solurum
(Noctis enim tempus) seminis amplectitur vlnis:
Seque viro inspirat: faucesque. e pectus, e ora
Asat, e in vacuis peracit iomnia venis,
Functaque mandato faecundum deserit orbem.
Zenis adhuc somnus placidis Frisichehona pennis
Mulcebat, petie ille dapes sub imasine somni:
Oraque vana mouet, dentemque in dene fatieat:
Exercetque cibo delusum curturinani:
Proqu epulis renues nequic quam devorat auras.
Vt vero est expul(a quies, furit ardor edendi:
Perque auidas fauces, immensaque viscera regnat.
Nec mora, quod pontus, quod terra, quod educat aer,
Inqu epulis epulas quarit: quodque vrbibus esse,
Quodque satispoterat populo, non sufficit vni.
Dlusque cupit, quo plura suam demittit in aluum.
Viq frecum recipit de tota Rluminaterra:
Nec satiatur aquis, perecrinosque ebibit amnes:
Veq rapax ienis non unquam alimenta recusat:
Innumerasq faces cremat: ex, quo copiamaior
Est data plura cupit. turbaque voracior ipsa est:
Sic epulas omr es Frisichthonisora profani
accipiant. poscuntqe simul. Cibus omnis n illo
Caussa cibi est: semperqs locus sit inanis edendo.
Janeque fame parrias, altique voragine ventris
Acenuarat opes, sed inacrenvata manebat
Tum quoque dira fames, implacataeque visebat
Flamma sule. Tandem demisso in vis. era censu
Filia restabat, non illo dignaparente.
Tanc quoque vendit inops.
Exempla quam plurima Famis lxuistimae diuertis in peoueo
qua compulsi homines a naturxe consortibus non abstinuerunt, hu-
manasq; carnes devorarunt, consresit in cap. 12. lib. 27. ILOrar. Cub-
Seciuarum Lxliusnoster Bisciola.