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NTRA MTRORVM
Caput exanime Maximinthunioris Imp.
Ane pulchricudinis fuie, re vastim amacus sic a procacioribus fae
minis. Friam capurcus morruiiam cordens, inm macerarum de-
Auence cabo, reluermbra vulcherrima videbatur. C apicolin.
Funes ecapillis.
XL. VII.
DRxetercundum ne illud quidem eM, quod canta side A quileienses
contra Maximinum pro senatu fuerune, veFunes de capillis mulic.
rum Facerent, quum deesfene nerui ad Pasiteas emittendas: quod ali-
quando Roma dicitur factum. Vnde inhonorem matronarumtem
plum Veneri calux senatus dicauir. Capitolin. in Maximinta.
Cursorescelerrimi.
ZITIX.
Fnchria ad Talo5, et Hispanos, exist. 50. de cursoribus doctisti-
e disputac rimator moonus anciquicaris luctus Lip suS. FaCiF
aurem eria senera, homines pedires, equites, animantes. Primi gene.
ris aliquor ex eo exempla deleribemus. Philippides quidam bello Per.
Sico ab Acheniensibus Lacedemonem, auxilii pecendi caustamissus.
confecir bidus Aadia mille ducenea lexasinta. Plin. lib. 7. Xc Amil.
Prob. F a Sine Romana milliaria centum quinquasinta seprem, de sc-
mis. Fuchidas ignis Bacri perendi caussa ab iildem Achenis Delphos
missus, rno dic ivic rediuirque. Madia mille emensus. Plurareh. in
aristide, id est. Romana milliaris exxr. nostra rxXI. X quod excedit.
De Philonide Plin. lib. 11. Cap. LXXI. ex Sieyone Elinmille _ ducen
ractadia, novem diei contecisse horis: indeque quamuis dectiui iti-
nere, certia noctishora reverlum. Torne ille Aadin novemhoris? cur-
Soresnostri equi non Faciunt. Sed tuisse aestinas, _ lonsashoras po.
nendum est: ec de revertione (quod rem auset) capiendum: quinque
duncaxar horas quieuisse, iterum que sic redisse. Destadio, pede, pal-
su, milliari, leuea quae in eadem epistola disteruntur, A lescris, Opera
precium seceris.
TIORDDCOrnS.
XLIX.
Aiquostabuiexx. millia deorum, Ac cCC. Toueslitteris Man-
Ldarum cAt. C prald. Synca8. 1
Angustus Caesar.
DOAtbellum Actiacum decreniesenaTuS, ve Augucto hymui, tanqua
diisimmorralibus scriberentur. Dio lb. 5F. Ohid hoc est aliud, nili
diis adseribere adhuc riuum ? Hymniquippe diis debeneur. Ouanto
Capientius Achenienles: quorum Factum exosculatur sEhnnuslib. 5.
cap. 12. Conuocata enim concione, Demades lurvens decrero iuHic
Alexandrum Ceribi deum decimum cerrium (XLL. enim lunc, qui dicun-
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