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RITVSEI
surarii. CxLII.
Teurarii Futieri aliquando incercedebane, ne lepelirentur moteui;
nisi prius crediro persoluto, se depensis vsuris, aur dacis radibus
Abid. locus S. Ahibroli. Orcesetus de Fun. Christiano lib. 2. Cap. 1.
Castitas veterum Christianorum. CXL. III.
T nospudoremnon Faeie, sed merite praestamus; uniusmacrimo-
Lnii vinculo libencer inharemus: capidieate procreandiauernam
Eciitius; auc nullam. Convinia nom tancum pudica colimus, sed de son
brig. Necenim indulgertus epulis, aur conniuium mero ducdirins; sed
Frauicare hilaricarem cemperamus, casto sermone, corpore cattiore
Elerique inviolari corporis virginitare pertruuntur porius, quam sto-
rinneur. Paritum deniqi abest incesti cupido, resionnullis rubori (ie
ecium pudica coniunctio. Minurius in Ocauio.
Signum puenae vexillum purp. seu runicarus-
Sata. CXLIV.
Tenum Fucura pusrie rexilsiim purpurcum tuic, quod adseruabatue
Omerito in cabernaculo ducis; quia illi solijus. _ arbitrium propoi
eendi. Hoc insienite, _e naJeFoxi rexitiuin dictum. Ri de imore
Cxlar belli Callici lib. 2. Ca Cari omnia rnorempore erant axenda.
Vexillum proponendum, quod crac insione cum ad orma converri
Oportetée. Debello. Ciuili. Sequeari die cum iter Pacere Ca Car vel-
lec renuntiacum est a speculaiorib, Pompeim de certis vixilia in acie
Herisse. Hloc nunco allato rexillum proxotuit. Plutarck. in Pabio aie
suisserunicam coccimeam super praecorium extensam. Non erxo sim-
pliciter relum fiie, Ced cunicx Formi. Manscismos ad rempora im
perii labencis. Lipsius ad Annal.r. Pacicii
Cadaner ostendebatur: CXLY
OP cadavier adhuc regerum de coloratumi ellees ipsum in chorô; live
lecto olendebatur. Sin aucemi (veiti peresre tunctis, aue diu Punctis)
auenon eset cadarer aue decore proponinon possecettigies cereacius
loco inlecto ostendebaeur. Idem ad Annal. 3.
Siena ornabantur rebuslaeris: CXLVI.
Ebus laris, Se milicia prospera oritari sixna; mos suir lauro; A0.
Leribus, rnovencis. Claudiam.
Letacurque ranien: Mauorcia signarubescunt
Floribus, es subitis animantur frondibus hasta.
Conra in cristica, et rebus acrio signa erantincomptas de horri-
d2, NC. Liplius 2d Annal. P. is ExcUrSI