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DESCRTDTTONES.
Spina viret: venter, pars maxima corporis, albet:
Limosoque noue saliunt in surgite rand.
EX XV. Metamorph.
Semina limus habet. virides senerantia ranas,
Et Generat truncas pedibus: mox apta norando
Crura dat: viqu eadem sins longis salcibus apta,
Posterior superat partes mensura priores.
Subaqua, sub aqua. lceratione duarum rocum apecoros Peu citra in-
cerpositionem alius, ipsum clamorem e conxationem, sive id dedita
opera, siuc casu, certe quidem Faelicicer, expressic: quemadmodum Ari
Aophanes earum querclam, quam eas in limo cantare dicic. Gcorg. 1.
Virsil, cum illud BeexenreEngaehnga E crocca onenomxc. Ranarum alles0-
tiam producemus ex D. Augustino Cerm. 95. decemp. Inranishaerecici
incelliguntur, acq; philosophi. Hienim, quia in Chricto omnia Fala este
dicune, canx sunc clamances in paludibus limosis. Per superbiam, ee
inanem concentionem Arepidum rocis habere pollune, doctrinam ve-
rae Capientiae infinuare non possunc. Dui enim Christianae veritari con-
tradicune, de in sua ranitare decepri decipinne, ranae sunc, caedium at-
Ferentes auribus, non cibummencibus.
Scatua Medea interfecturae liberos.
Ex Callistrato.
PArmor eraC, animi Formam, seu stacum indicans, cum aeS in co
LLlapide expressisset ca, qua complemento lunc aniimae. Ac enim
cosicacionem arguebat res patefacta, e animi ectus insurgebnc, e 1d
eristicia effectu imago eransibar. Vepaucis coprehendam, id quod cer-
rebatur exposicio erat facinoris ab ip(a parati. Nam cositacio magis, q
actiomulieris consilia aperiebat: ferror aure animi imperu irx peaseri-
prus, nacuram ad opus excicabar, ad cadis appecicu inducens. Maesticia
reromiserationem super filiis concepram declarabaE, VE in MATerNAM
prudenciam occulte ex animi aestu marmorcraheret. Non enim inAlexa,
neqi belluina cracimago: sed in furoris, e insania indicium divideba-
cur. muliebris ingenii consiliis inseruiens. Sed enim par Fure, repost bi-
lem, Famina a Furore libera, ad commilerationem converteretur: d ad
mali nocionem accedens animus commileraretur. Hos sane corporis
ectusimaso exprimebae: e videre marmor licebac modo furorem
oculis exhibens: incerdum maereneis instar ineuens, acqs emollicum
ad auoustias: re si aperre fabricacus eslet arritex imperum, ee comple.
vissec ad Furipidiscragiei actus imiracionem. Hic erinm illa deliberac,
comonens Cagacitarem prudentem: acq; in furorem irrieneindolem, A
rosanatura terminos charieaus in proprios Pacus expellens: deinde
Postlexicima exdeamacorios sermones insticuu. Cxccrum manus ipsi
ei