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COHSVETVO
evellere. Turenal. P2F. 14. Sed capus imtactum buxo, naresqe pilosas Adno-
fet. Savaro in ep. 2. lib. 1. Sidonii.
Antemeridianum, e pomeridianum tempus. ZYI.
Nriguires operx lenioris in postmeridiana shoras eransferebane.
LLorauioribusque nesoriis marucinas impendebane. Seneca de
Franguil. animi cap. vII. Symmach. ep. 17. lib. 1. Plutarch. rerum ROm.
cap. 84. Idcirco Virgilio melior diei pars macurina dicta est s. F neid.
Nunc adeo metor quoniam pars acta diei, id elt, maior ee prima, conse-
grance Seruius, quibus jus pro cribunali dicebatur, neque postineri-
dianis horis dicere jus Fas erae. Idemibid. Nullus exeac liber Plucar-
chi, qui Rerum Romanorum inscribacur. Videndumisitur, quem in-
dicet SanarO, _E an Cap. recte CiteF.
Sccusatores sordidati. ZVII.
RCcusacores Tudicum oculis sordidari obver sabaneur, impexi, squa-
lidigs incedebane, reinuidiam reisfacerent. Seneca lib. 10. Concro-
verL. 1. Sordidatus es, non queror: sed si Pordes cux inuidiam mihi con-
Ciranr. Ouineil. declamar. 283. Ouis est iste filii habitus: qua Pordes:
quid mihi honc inuidiam Facit: Zeno Veronenl. Serm. de 1ob. Ouo
nuncio accepro dei serrus scidit restimenta sua non re deo inuidiam
Faceree; sed re expedicus cum hostepusnaret. Idem in epist. 7. lib. 1.
durum, e purpura vetitamulieribus. X
T.
Vsachius in Hliad. L. restatur apud Spracu anos lese caurum fuisle.
Lneaurum, _ purpuram Ferrent mulieres, nisi impudicitiam protel.
(x: quod sc apud Laccdamonios raluisse rectatur Clemm. Alex. lib. 4.
PxdaBOBI MureL. In OccOnOM. AMAOE.
MaKCgREDaNOI. XIX.
TArrac Hippocrates de populis quibusdam, qui exremacrocephali
LNrocancur, apud quos qui lonsistimo capice cranc nobilissimiha-
Debantur. Scacim igitur re in lucem cdicus erat puer, capurillius adhuc
molle, acrenerum manibus comprimebane: tum ita alligabaneFalciis,
venacuralis illa capiris rorundicas plane Wolleretur, COgCrCEUITI; CapUIE
in lonsicudinem crelcere. Longam aurem consuerudinem candem
vereisse innaturam, ita relonso, ee acuro, et aliorum omnium popu
lorum dissimili capice nescerentur. Murctus in L. Plaronis de Repub.
Arboram Cuutus Tudto
A D Cacras arbores, id est, quibus culcum divinum exhiberi rellena
LDlucernas suspendebane. Prudenc. coner2SymacH.
Et qua fumisicas arbor vinata lucernas
Sustinnis, cadis vbrrici soccisa bibenni.
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