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AC
RITVS C
Muret. in 1. de Kepub. Placonis. Ouxricibidem. se caullas protert.
cur de in Diana Cacris ve ica cerraretur instirucum fuerit. Videneur au-
rem Achenienses non tantum in Dianx, Pcu Proserpin, sed e in Cc-
reris Pacris nacna sopociar adhibuise. Id quod apertesignificac Scarius
4. Spluarum his versibus.
Tuque Actaea Ceres, cursu cui semper anhelo
Potinam taciti quassamus lampada myste.
Pro canibus venaticis lesis, ex nonoxtoros. praero-
Satiua. ZXVI.
AMuS R Ex SCOTOTM TII. consticuir, si quis venaticorum canum
LLincra renandum oculum, aliudre membrumamilisset ca(u, que
minus Foreereilis, publice aleretur. lcemoqui lupum occidillet, bouem
acciperet praemium de publico: quod ea belluarei pecuarixe maxime
Ec infesta. Hector Boerius histor. lib: 2.
Ombusprxsertim infestum genus luporum. Ac R vel in altera ripa
ouis lupum conspexerie, tremere dicitur. Compercum cst, agnos ad
Colum rlulacum luporum exanimatos fuiste. Hinc illa proverbia,
Ouem lupo committerc. E. Fapud M. Fullium Z. PhipP. Oprctarum
custodem ouium, veniunt, lupum: Horac. Ode q. F. Pod.
Lupis e aenis quanta sorrito obtisit.
Fecum mihi discordia est.
Aues e uninono in capitibus simulacrorum. ZXVII.
Olebant prisei aues rnicuique deo Caeras in capire ejus simulacri
Dcollocare. Vnde Aristoph. Videbatur mihi Minerua ex rrbe reni-
re, _ noctua ei inlidere. Minerua aurem etiam aliguando noetuaM
manu renebar: aliquando ei, re de deaco, ad pedes astabat
Mnonox s5, Ceu lunulas capitibus caruarum, ac deorum suorum in
remplis imponere solebanc, ne auicularum insidencium timo inqui-
RATCNtUI.
Dicitis computabant. XXVIII.
loitis anciguinumerabane. Seneca epist. 88. Numerare me docet
Arichmerica, ae auaririx commodare digitos. Idem lib. 3. de lra
Cap. 33. Valcrudinarius Faneraror distortis pedibus, ac manibus ad
computandum modorelictis. Perrull. in Apolog. cum digirorum lup-
Pucatoriis sesticulis actidendum eAt, sec. Savaro in epilt. Sidonii 9. lib. 9.
Balnea erant obscura. ZZ IX.
Redo vereres pudoris ergo balneis intrasse obscura, ne se nudos vi-
derene, se riderentur: posceaquam invntuit ve esene lucida, ee lu-
ino(2. lux balnearis, Tolisque lumen verecundos compellabat le plus
putare quamnudos. veau Sidonius, scilicet sub caelo, tanquà sub ocu-
lis dei nudos ese. Clemens Alexand. PrXd 18. lib. 3. Cap. 5. Hlierony.: Us
ad LX