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57∞
AVCZAREVM
eitur, sed cirenm Auentis mArIS LePOTE RECreAEUE: Horpti SECCitaLEM
remperat Nilus amnis: colic Fuphraces Mesopoamiam, proimbribus
pentat: Indus Aumen _ Perere Orientem dicitur, de rigare. Ound Cin-
srellus aliquam domu, omnia exculca disposica, ornaca vidilles: vriqi
pracse ei crederes dominum, et illis bonis rebus mulco esse meliore.
Ita in hac mundi domo, cum cxelum cerram que perspicias, providen-
ciam, ordinem, legem: cre de esserniversicaris dominum, parentemques
ipsis sideribus et cocius mundi parribus pulchriorem.
Aguarum species. I.
Hanempearque cadem est aqua, sc in divertas plerum q: sC mutaE
Species. Aut inter arenas Aaua: auFinter caures spumea: aurincex
nemora viridantior: aut inter Aorulenta discolor: aur in gramine li-
quidior: aur in palude turbidior: aut in Fonce per spicgcior: dur in mari
obscurior, a sTumpro locorum quib insuit colore decurrit. Risorem
quoque pariratione commurae, ve incer raporanria Feruear, incerrm-
brola trisescat, Cole repercussa exastuet, ninibus irrisata ssacialihur
morecanescat: quemadmodum Capor ipsa cius ConveRTIEUE, ve nune
amarior, nunc vehemencior, nunc austerior, nunc dulcior, pro specie-
rum qualicare, quibus intula Fueris aqua, rarieturs ac. Ambrol. in
Hexdem. l1b. 3. Cap. 15.
Codexpre nomine proprio. X.
Vm cinis quidam omnes slios suospraestontes Turecon (ultos eua
dere cuperer, uninome Bartholus, alteri Baldus impoluic; terrium,
quod Expe nomen Codicis in Foro citari audiret, arbitratus e hoc
maximi juris incerpretis pocabulum esse, Codicem appellauit, clignus
qui ipse Caudee appellaretur
Senex sexiescibum sumpsit, e esuriit. ZI
Vidam seniorum cum reticienrem me, ve adhuc paululum quid
Lederem horrarerur, jamque me dixissem non posse: respondit.
90 jam sexies diversis aduenienribus traeribus mentam potui, hor-
tansque lingulos cum omnibus cibum sumpli, _ adhuc esurio: e t
primicus nunc reficiens, jam te dicis non posse. C alsian. de Instir. ca.
nob. lib. 5. CaP. 25.
Pauennae, pictur e phaenicis subscriptum.
Ecurus moritur, qui scir se morre renasci
Nors ea non dici, sed noua vita potest.
XI1.
Tercullian. lib. de resurrect. carnis plenissimum 2c firmissimum
specimen huius spei (resurrectionis) ex hoc alire sumendum aic. Idem
B. Ambrolius e Epiphamus in Phyliologo alserunc. De eadem auc
Lactancius in poematio,  modo cA gruoror.
Ipsc sibi proles. sius est pater, e suus hares,
Rucrix ipsa sui, semper alumna sibi.
Mere-