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RITVS F
ou go d anuor. Quod Romanis, qui non nil in pro-
cinccu, de Pagis sumpris gladio accinsebantur, Barbaricum videbatur.
Indcouid. 1. Trist. Cetas semper enle accinctas mordet. Lrillon, de
resno Pertar. lib. 3.
nummrrhatum vitamultandis. E2.
Ontucuerone Ludxi tormenca subicuris ad duritiem corporis, s
onimi conciliandam vinum merehatum, de inebriacirum mini-
Ararc: quem morem astruebanc erover b. Cap. VIE. Date sueram maeren
tibus, egivinum his, qui amaro sunt animo. 9uod vinum damnatorum
vinum AmosrOcAr Cap. 2. Mecaphorice Dauid PC.59. Potastinos vino
compunctionis. Chaldaicus Paraptirastes rerrie, calice maledictionis: vide
licet quia cruciariis maledictis a lese datur. D. Hieronymustransteren
vino consopiente, id eA. illo damnatorum rino, quod ad eos Copiendos,
2c dormientibus exrequandos. RamirehuS PenEecOnt. CaP. 9.
Serenitas Imperatoris. TII.
Erenitas soli imperatori proprie cribuebatur. Hinc est quo d culia-
nus Parricius in Tustinioni Nouella 113. Scribie, recicum suisse ab
Imp. ne Onxstor, vel Pexfac. pexecorio per Orientem in Cacro audirorio
iltis interlocurionibus vrerentur, nostra serenitas, pietas, mansisesai
neve Aduocati iisdem vocibus illos alloquerentur. Nulli enim lici-
cum haec verba Collemnia eribui nisi Coli imp. Turec. lib. 2. Misceltan. in
exist. Symmachi.
vinaodoribus condira. YV
Tereres amabant vina condire sunuistimis odoribus. Ouod Grx-
corum invencum fuisse dicunt sElian. Var. hist. lib. 12. Eunapins
Sardian. in Lamblicho, Achenaeus lib. 2. CaMiodor. Variar. lib. 12. cp. 4.
Petrus ChryCalosus Serm. 32. Ccribic, Colitosrires pellium ab omni
Iqualore pursari, _ pismeris odoratis liniri, ve viri Capor custodiretur.
Sed e apud Ihdorum Origin. lib. 20. cap. 3. inter varias porus species
nominatur condicum, commixrione pismentorum compolirum. Ser-
vius etiam in 4. Cicor5. adnotac, alperrima vina remperaca mellis
immixti dulcedine. Iiem Chry(olog. Term. 39. neque accubuie
pocula Caporara melle. Roribus odoraca sumpcurus. Idem Misceltam.
lib. 3.
Post sacra conniuium.
eteres peractis Caeris CaBAhCL, _ Le LUIEABAME BMaLI.
Mac a acduar lactum purat Aristoreles, quod p se s ha
est, postquam Lactiticassene, dein de hitaricati se eraderene.