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RITVSET
onaco habebane. Plin. lib. 3. Cap. 5. Solin. cap. F. Onid. Y0. Metam.
Duique premit vocem; digitoq silentia suaaet. Auson. exist. 25. 2d Paulin.
Aut tunc Sipalion A Zypius oscula signet, ecc. Fhom. Demp. in l1b. 1.
Corippi.
Pecunia libra expendabantur. L.XIX.
Eimnonnumerabantur, sed pendebantur pecunix. Fest. lib. 24.
pendere paenas, Coluere Signiticar, co quod aere sraI rEerentuE
Romani: penso eo. non numerato debitum Coluebanc. PlIn. lib. 33.
cap. 1. non amplius quam mille pondo auri. Silius lib. 1. Hic fabea Se-
nonum, pensatiqe improbus auri arbicer ensis inest. A d IAnCCI CIBO, et
Hateram exisebantur pecunixe debite, sec. Idem ibid.
Bestia Principes adorantes. L. X X.
Hludis, ec Spectaculis qu.x a Principibus populo cdebaneur mos fu-
RIC, rE quae in arenam bestix introducebantur, ex ita 2 macistris do-
Ctx cernux procimberent iplosque Principes adorarent. Morrial. lib.
Spectacul. Cpis. 7. Duod pius, e sipplex elethas te, Caesar, adorat. Vide
ibidem Harcilium.
RecesPersarum fratres Solis, ac Lu-
na. L. ZE ZI.
Tase nominahantipsi, de 2b aliis apnellari postulabane. superbixe
Linsioni exemplo. Ammian. lib. 17. liceras ad Constanciu dedit, nun-
quam 3 senuino Factu declinans. quari hunc fuisse accepimus sensum.
Rexresum Sapor, particeps hiderum, Frater Solis ac L.unx Constan-
tio tracri meoS. Idem lib. 23. Denique ad id tempus reses eiuldem
rentis praecumide appellari separiuntur Eratres Solis ac L.una. Chry-
(0l08. Term. 120. C Orip V. Ille etiam Solis qui se subiactat amicum. Idem
in lib. 4.
Somnus meridianus.
TXKII
AEridiabane antiqui, id est, medio die dormiebant lenandi animi
L.Lcaussa, quimaturinis operis, ee operibus detarionri erant. Sidon.
ep. 9. lib. 2. Fxcullocorpore meridinno paulisper equitabamus. l0b.
cap. 24. 2. RC8. CaP. 1I. Varro, Sinon insiritio (omno diem diftinde.
rem meridie, non riverem. McridiabAEAVO. SVCtON. Cap. 78. _ SCuC-
rus Imp. Lamprid. in Alex. Scuero. PraianuS, Plin. in. Pancg. Justini-
anus, Rimoinus lib. 2. cap S. Alboinusrex Lonsobard. Paul. Dinco.
nustib. 2. Cap. 28. Sanaro in Sidon. epist. 2. lib. 1.
Sponsus, e Bonsa a sacerdote coronati. L. 2
A Pud Graecos Cacerdos sponso, de sponCa nuptias acturis serraim-
ponebat, ee octauo dic cadem serra illis demebat, cum sollemni
precatione. Vide Fucholosium, rbi vOCATII ARONHBIA SLIBAnCINaTOS.
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