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MIR A MTR D RVit.
Corui ex aëre delapst.
Vn Gabinius de Cn. Pompeio Impetat. ad bellumi conera pra
sdones deligendo rogationem rulisler, Rolcius cum loquinon au-
derer mariu prolata duos esse deligendos oltehdirs verelhoeniodo
Pompeii porentiam acciderer. Hlaec, cgo gesticulatione manis signitr.
conce, ita ingens, acque viuax a turba sublatus est clamor; recoruus.
quicurte Force Ripra volabat, consternatus, perinde ac si Fulmine ellet
ICtus, declaetiL. BIOCactius lib. 36. Tancus clamor OrXcorum, quos
Philippi seruiture liberaverac F. Ouinctius Flamitius, in alcum sub.
latus est pra eaudio, repraereruolantes corui deciderene. Plutarch:
Musca. VII.
Grorii Cacerdores imporrunicarem, de mipudenciam permilileatmi
Lnocabant. Saepius abigas. Capius redie, de infestar, eriam Princi
Des. Reges; Imperatores. Ouidquid agas, cuis e commodortinituo.
tum racionem nullamitiaber: Prouerbium, Musca improbior. Lucia
nuS Muscae ScripAE enicomium. Hihil cam abrectum ee despicabiles
quin orationis tacultate possir splendelcere, _ cuctii; lutuni quoques
cuius lacidarionem scrip SItM. Anton. Maiorasius.
Spectacula ferarum in dedicatione theatri
Pompeiani, VIII.
Arcula curi ulica, ludosq.e drmnieos exhibuic: acqué in cired
Dequorum certamen, ultarumgi, de rarii generis belluaruim vena:
tio nespraebuie. Ouinqueenim dierum spacio quingenei leories conte
eti sune, eleptrantiq; octodecim cum armatis depugnaucelihe: pareitri
in ipla pusria moreui; partim paulo post. Nam poxilus aliquos, ci
lam inviro Pompeiomileracus est, quum rulnerati a pugra deltitissenes
circumeuintesque ad calum proboscidibus crectis lamenedei FunE: ics
velermoni occassonem prxeberent, non id ab ipsis cemete; sur caluihe
ri, sediusiurandum, quo persuali ex AFrica eraducti erane, iniplotar
ribus; suique rindictam deos poscentibus: Ferrur enim, haud prius
cosinmuesingreos esse, quam a ducentibus iurameneo sibi caumm
ester de omni iniuria: Dio. lib: 39:
Simia, es Camelus.
IX.
Reculum Fugitare, _ Sporest, Frangere dicitur Rmia, ne ridetieet
Dineo curpicudinem suam conspiciae. Nam; ve sictnnius de cx. Guam
similis simia est iuipissima bestia nobis: Camelus verone pibbum lirum
videat in aqua pellucida, bibicurus eami semper turbac. Vel poriusna-
cura instincta lurmlentas aquas capear; puras refugie. Denique nisi cae
holiorliquor fuerie, altidua conculcaeronelimmustr excitars recurbeeus
Solin. CaP. 52.
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