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DESCKHELAHES:
Paradisus:
Ex Annalibus Constantini Manassis.
F7 Exic hic Constancinus ante annos pluS CCCCL. d a mindipri-
inordiis exorsus, vetsibus quos rocant Policicos, scu ciuiles, in
aximis imperiis res gestasrno Annalium succincte, vique ad Hice.
Phorumi Boconiacen Imp. explicauie. Solura oracione cumreddidie
Lcunclaius.
Ouum sexrusauretm (dies) apperiisset, horcui pulcherrimis arbori-
businstonem deus condidu, non Fodiendo, non cerram colendo, non
conserendo; sed vethos ee sermone (olo: cuius imperio quaenis 1010-
eo proveniebant arbores. Suauicet redolentes, vmbriterae, virelcentes.
Ouisnam, oblecto, venustarem Fdenis postitoculis subiscere : Istic
arborum fructiferarum ordines erane; hic plancarum Fragrantium, et
perpetud virentium non exisua copia: rursus ab alia parce cxelum X
quances arbores roluptaris enusta conditx AOrCBANE, PLAEANUIS IrEIBUA,
sublimis abies, excellae pinus, cupressi, rimi. Rami arborum muruo
se contindebant de folia lese veluc amabili complexu excipere vide-
baneur: Etiam Fructus dulcissimi proveniebant, Pole in arboresinci-
dente, ac sensim pet rimas Foliorum pehecrante. Fulgebane passim ro-
sae cum liliis. Et quidem eotempore spinisrolenam purpurcae, quam
albae, radiancis sideris instar e cerra germinances catebane. Hlicterra
superficies riridi gramine ornata erat; illic herbXNON pUrPUTCK FAN-
cum, sed ratiorum quoq; colorum conspiciebaneur. Vndequag le-
nis ille Fauonius aMabac, de aera Aorum Fenglantia complebur. lucet
haec omniaricx lignum serminabac, ortacum singulari orocia de pul.
chrisfoliis, _ Fructibus. Ac tons aquam emittens eterra pioBilebat.
arboreumqi locum Edenis irrigabat. plancarum radices, acstipires
aqua sua pOtanS, icemq Rorum reneros ordines Fovens. P’osten qua-
tuor in principia diuITUS, AE AMPLINIIM OFLI AUMLINUI paTeHS.
Deparadiso nosmulca, se quod spero, rtilia, necinineunda dis-
Ternimus Proormnasmatum nostrorum volummis cerrii parre priimas
prosmnal. ver. quodicem descriptione metricaillius speciosistius:
si quiseam torce legendam sibi pacauerie, quam legerune, ee probauc.
tunc non pauci. Inicium est.
Zoi salue parsformosissima mundi,
Tobile supremi salue opus arrificis, (stC:
Multa de Paradiso Perrus Calesinus in Sulpirii sacram historiam.
P25, 328.
Ebrius.
ALubanoim Eroermnasmatu.
Finam si quis bibat moderace, d corporibonum conciliarie, neque
a . S eu ddum Fueris, de exceserie Ance
BIbED.