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MIRA MTRORVM
Lulrus Casar, Cn. Pompeius.
Vlius Cxsar in Dellis suis occidix hominum vndecies cenitena nOHA
ginca duo millia. Pompeius in ludibrio Minerux in(crip (E, Futa 2 sc,
Fugata, occila, in deditionem accepta vicies semel centena octosinta
eria millia, Adi elin. li b. 7. c. 25. 826. De Tulio, Seneca de BeneF. lIb. 4.
cap. 30. C. Oelar, humani Cansuinis auidissimus, quem non aliter Aue.
re in conspectu tuo jubebac, quam siore excepcurus cNec. Si rera loqui-
tur Seneca, speciolius quam verius, non sine assentariuncula a M. Ful
Ho in Marcelliana dicta Cuncilla tam multa de eius tanca mansuerudi-
ne, de tam inusirara inaudiraque clementia, de cohibica iracundis,
cemperara victoria, de bellicis ejus laudibus omnium sentium litreris
acgi lineuis celebrandis. Sed respondebir, Capientis esse rempori ler.
vire; ec quod scripsic Lenculo, Non idem semper dicere, sed idem sem-
per spectare debemus. Itaque in OHF. Sceleratissimum eyrannum ap.
vellavic. sed jam mortuum.
aculier procerissima, es crassissima. IZ.
CVB Tustino seniore reniemulier Constanunopolim eCilicia, gene-
re gigancum orra, quae virum quemuis, etiam maxime procerum
vno cubito superabae: cui longicudine grassities quoque responde
BAC. GIycas Annal. parcC IV. Describic cam pluribus Zonaras in Tu-
stino Thrace TOm. III. De Faemina quadam Romana siganExi COr-
poris Auxustin. Civicac. lib. 15. Cap. 23.
Dissensio multiplex nimis philosophorum de sum-
mobono. Z.
Encentias philosophorum de beacicare, sive Cummmo bono, Varro
diligencer _ subrilITer LCrUTaTUS, AdCCL ZXXIII. peruenic, non qua
jam eRent, sed quae esse possent. Vide eriam L. actangium lib. 3. cap. 8.
Clemenc. Alex. Scromac. lib. 2. cap. u. Augustin. poristimum de C iuIt.
dei lib. 18. 8 19. Idem lib. 13. de Frinic. cap. 4. huiusmodi opinionum
diverlicares de Exelicitare hominis ab isnorantia vuleprotectas. Si 0
mnesenim camnosene, inquic, aliis non putaretur esse in rirture ani
misaliis in corporis rolupiare, aliis in vrrague. Veenim cosquaqua
resmaxime delectauie, ita in eam ricam beatam constimerunt. Deno-
Aroporrosid est, Christianorum bono ririmo se leribit Civicatis lib. 10.
cap. 4. Bonum noctrum, de cuius fine incer philoCophosmagna con-
centio est, nullum est aliud, quam illi cohaerere, cuins anima incellectu-
alisincorporco, si dici porest, amplexu reris impletur, Faecundacurque
vircuribus. Pib. aurem 7. Sic definic. Summum bonum est, quo rete-
runtur omnia qua asimus: e quod non propreraliud, sed Propter
Sciplum appecentes, id que adipiscentes, nihil quo beati sumus, vlera
requirimus. Ideo quippe de tinis est dictus, quia proprex hunc exrera
rolumus: iplum aucem nonnisi propreriplum.
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