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NTRA ATRORVM
qua ates ad drcem traherene, comirem se addidisse, praecundoqs
reluchoriatam dd laborem careras. Ob id decrerum cA, rr ca riq; ad
Morrem publice aleretur. Plucarch. in Cacone.
EGua, equI. XXXI.
E Onarum libido exringuitur consa juba. Oignune onnis omnibus
vique ad quadragesimum. Generat mas ad annos criginca ires.
Vixisse cquum sepcunsinca quinque annos prodicur. elin. lib. 8.
avium varii cantus. XXXII.
Acura quibusdam auibus breuem, de temporarium canrum com
modouic. Hirundinibus marurinum, cieadis meridianum noctuis
ferum, rlulis respercinum, bubonibus nocturnum. fallis ancelucanum
Oippchaec animalia inter se rario cempore, e vario modo occinune
ec occipiune carminc. Scilicet salli expersitico, bubones pemulo, vlu-
lae querulo. noctux incorco, cicadx ob strepero, hirundines perarguro.
Apuleius lib. 2. Florid.
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Cicade. ZXXIII.
Joaro hoc exlo admodum canora sunc, vsque ad molestiam: ac
concra in in sula ScriphonasCunEUr DE VIVUNEMUEE: muta quide
ob loci positionem: nam si alio MIGVCHE, AUE POTLEEUE, lOquacES, d
CANOTA TUNE. AE HIan. histor. lib. 3. Cap. 36.
Cornix, corvus, musca albi. XXXIV.
Vorum Pere Radiorum spacio a maenibus pacria Cux cornicem
albam, capice nioricante, sicuti exreris alarum apicibus in rube.
dinem verrencibus, non expresso quidem candore, sed livence aliquo
modovilam scribic Rhodiginus lib. 17. Cap. 1r. Ibidem de coruO Can-
dido nicore conspicuo, quem Bricannorum rex Alphonso Sicilia resi
donomilerie. Ibidem Foleri in macello publico rnam comparuie
mulcam coco anno, albedine insioninocabilem. Sed ee perdicem al.
bam, item palleres, se rrlam quandoque rilam, de coruos pristorcles
Ccribic. VIrses AIdrouandus FOm. 1. Ornicholos. cap. 1. ex O1a0
Magno. e aliis docec, in resionibus seprencrionalibus, de in insulis
Occani Deucalionei, se in nouo orbe coruos albostrequentes reperiri.
P28. 344. c0l. 2.
Demirabili amore quorundam animantium erga certoshomines
mira, e supenda exrane licreris. Retulitnonnulla lib. 13. AcheNXUIS,
quem Craecorum elinium rocare posiS.
Salamandra. ZXXV.
Nimal est lacerei Ronra, Aellarum, nunquam nis magnis imbribus
proveniens. Hluic cancusrigor, reignem cactum exringuac, non alio
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CaP. 42.