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DESORTETIORES.
arrento, dentibus elephanrorum, et simiis pauones etiam (vescribitur
2. Rc510.) Pocissimum allari videneur, re regia rrbis, regisgi delicix
amplisearentur: acque aues pulchricudine, de percsrinitace exquiI.
rilsimx. publice spectandae Hlierololrmis proponerentur, requon
dam Achonis, re scribir Achenxus lib. 9. XC. Fx Toanne D ineda de rer
busSalomonis lib, 4. cap. 17. Vide AIdrouand. Ormchol. lib. 13.
Astus immensus, es locus amaenissimus. XX
EX Wonferio de Vmbra cap. 1.
Scasanni erae, et Tumma, ac pene perpetua cxli Aagrantia. Inde
Lassiduis Rammis adusta drua trictiori cniruerantFacie, ee Pata re-
ducioneo decocta Fomire Rauo nimis, de paene arescenti, reicadicam
erinc paltim apparebane: iplaque adeo Rumina difficili, ec leneo Auxu
iter explicabane, ec, quo dille ait, per nocas ibant morientiaripas. Ani
maliaquoqu tella, d corpore lanouida rix sese interris suspendebant.
Nechomines quidem, ets rariisincesumentis calorem propellerent.
nouis ingeniis inremedium laborarent, vitare aestum porerane: led
corpora Colum penitus ditluebant. Cum itaque exdium gravissimi
ardoris Fallere quaererem, concessi in amcenislimum locum.
Fum. inquam, periilocum, in qua praca oramine indura. Se Rorum
propria eanquam rermiculato emblemate picta, iucandistima luce,
velur decentirisu, aspectus meos remunerabant. Arbores. Spar(im con-
sux, et trondium laxiores Coluex comas gracissimam rmbram pexbe
banc: _e ne quid deesec, errances isti ramorum intextus omne genus
alicum adduxerane, qui grara vernilicare, de fracta quadam dulcedine
nymphas suas colebane. Inprimis philomela dulei semitu sithoni-
un reterebar facinus, ex damnatos Terei amores cantu repetebat:
ranco, tamqi indetesso Atudio, ve alias volueres, qua suauistimum
CAEMEN ArGILANEUT, ad CerEAMEn PFOUOCATeE. Diceres aut grariarum
hoc diverlorium: aut nacurx parentem inuidiose hne eranstulisse ex
Jdxo verticchune cundem locum, in quo Phry sius opilio inter emu-
lastorma deas sententiam pretio libidinis vendidit. Honlonge, pro.
Bendiacentis devexa vallis ebullientes aduerrebam vndas, quali anxir
25 qud curlum Recterene: quo deinde erranti diuilx ambitu, queru-
Sp srepitu praeter Auebant: mox postquam Cororesreceperant vndas.
in leguimum Aumenemanabane: cui iuncta virgulta miti aura spiran
is. Fauonii leniter moca, tam suaui sono pertentatum mulcebant ae
ra veiurates canere Srrenas, ant olores praenuntium morris luxme.
dicarimelos. Panta lane loci pulchritudo, tam admiranda am aenieaSo
veret inuirum ac renitentem actraheret. Nolui isirur mihinerare a.
maenitarem, quam secellus ilte suppedirabac. Nam ob. arborum opa
citatem, ec peatersuentis vnde, repoera ludentes loquuntur, plan-
Cus, sedando xctui, de conciliando soporiblandum, ex appositumno-
Mera. Cum iraque reclinis, _ iam paens ad quierem compolitus 
cittem