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ATRA ATRORVM.
nec inhaereemtamplcudine onquam decs quod eriers, aue instaures.
Ex quodincredibillus videtur, qrinis quibusdam concinsere solcurine
hrecguidem cam isseus rectisalium summa sumpcum exaequet: (ed
noune tula imponi necesse (ir. Frisant. in hist. Sinenh lib. 1.
Cap. 6.
Pallade nascente mbereurens. XII.
Rediderune receres, Pallade nascence (ae Touis capire videlicet)
Rhodi magnam auri rim pluisse. Meminir Claudian. Panc8. 3.
Sciliconis. Auratos Rhodiis imbres na scento Htinerna Indulsisse louem per
hibent. Spectar cd lexidum commentum, cxelestis auri, quale nec in
Donaes premium pluisse aiunc: vepaceat ex doctrina, e praelerrim ex
lesum lciencia opes animo, nedum corpori copiose parori. Forcarul.
Scimp. 6 31107. l1b. 1.
duingue elementa. XVII.
Milosophi smenses quinqi elementa numerane, nec de ea re cuti
tare, aur disceptare tas est; mecallum, liguum, ignem, aquam, cer-
ram e aliud ex alio nasei asrimane. Rerem quia non videne, non 
enoscune. Vbi enim nos aërem, ibi vacuum esse volune. Prisant in
hist. Sinensi lib. 4. cap. 3. Cens est admodum docilis, e valecingenio.
Machematicis rebus impense delectatur. Horolosiis sciorericis, de per
cussionibus cymbali horas indicanribus specaudis volupcarem capic
non vulsarem.
Fraxinus inimica serpentibus.
Aminimicam vim serpencibus habet re non tolum succus eius.
A Pocus, suripsa rlceri admora opituletur. verumeciam ne matur
nasquidem, occidentisuehuius arboris umbras quamnis lonsissimas.
ullus serpens artingar. Si Fronde ea orro claudacurignis. e serpens, in
ionem porius, quam intraxinum fuxier serpens. Id Plin. tanquam Cx.
Perimerro compercum narrat. lib. 19. Cap. 13.
Prodigiosa genera vini. ZV.
CVnee in rina prodisia. Dicirus in Arcadinheri, quod Excundita
remtaminis imporcar, viris rabiem. At in Achaia, maxime circa
Corgniam abisi parcum vino, acqueeriam si vugm édant gravidae, cu
differentia in pultaru non sic. Proezenium vinum qui bibune, nesan-
cur generare. Thalios duo genera vini diuersa facere proditur: rnum
quo (omnus concilietur, alcerum vero quo tusccur. Apud eosdemvi
ristheriace vocatur, cuius de vinum. ee rua cancea serpenrium ictus
medetur. Thaliam ruam Acorerus vocat apud sc pexdulcem, qua
soluic aluum, Es concra in Lycia quae soluram krmar. Vinain apoche
55Canis orru murancur quaedam poAque resticuuncur lilii.
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