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ANTHOLOO.
Socero o viuente Toxorio (mariro Paula, cuis filiam Paulinan Hie
Pammachius vxorem habuerat; qu’a moriua torum se Deo dicauerat) (x
culo seruiebant: ledtamen audio; quae immundicias placearum terre
non pocerant: quae cunuetiorum mmanibus portabantur, ee inxqualé
Polum molestius erai scendebanc: quibus serica rectis oneri erar; _ (o-
discalorincendium: nunc Pordidaca, ee lugubres, et sui compararione
Forticulx; vel lucernas concinnant: vel succenduni Focum: pauimenea
verrunt: mundant legumina: olerum Fasciculos inferiiente ollari
dejiciune: apponine mensaS: calices porrisune: efundune cibos: huc
illucq; discurrune. Pc certe magnus virginum eliorus cum illis liabicae.
Numhuiuscemodi inisteria aliis impetrare non porerane: Sed no-
luncvinci ab his labore corporum; quas ip(xe supetane rirtute anirinii
Ad Pammachium; cpist. 26.
Monachi, e Clerici.
1
Tonnulli sune diriores monachi, quam Fuerune saeculares:  Cle-
rici; quipossideant opes sub Christo paupere, quas sub locuplete;
de Fallace diabolo non habuerune: ve suspiret eos Ecclelia dimcesi
quosmundus cenuit ance mendicos: Ad Neporian. epist. 2. Facile
concemnitur Clericus, qui (xeperocacus ad prandium no reculat. Ibid.
Monachus non doctoris; sed plangericis habec oftieiuni: qui vel le,
vel mundum luscac, _ domini paurdus praestoletur nducurum: qui
Sciens imbecillicate suatri; de vas Fragile, quod porror; timet ofendere,
heimpinsac corruae, aequetrangatur. Vnde de mulierum maximeque
adolescencularum vicat aspectum; de in tantum cactipacor sui est veer
Lam quae cuca sine percimeleat. Ad Riparium presbyrerumi CP. 53.
previum sententiarum Chaos exrisdem: IX
P. Tescio quomodo eriam ipse qui deprecatur vi cribuae, curri ac
ceperisi viliorem rejudicat: d mirum in modum, si cumrogin.
tem concenipseris, plus re posterius reneratur. Epist. 2. Ll. Romano
rum ducum rirciribus quali quibu sdani stellis Rome inieane histo-
rix. 3. TII. Hlomines sumus, et incerdum contra annorum maturicacem
puerorum viciis labiniur. Epist. 4. IV. Chiristiane animae pabulum in
lere dominimedicari die, aenocte. E pist. 6. V. Procliuis est malorum
aemulacio, _ quorum virtiios. assequi nequeas; cico imitaris ritia. L
pist. 7. VI. Mitri omminino in adulca rirgine lauacrâ displicene, qu’ae le-
ipsam debet cribescere, de muidani ridere non posse. IBid. VII. Equoru
cursus Fauore pernicior AE. Pugilum Foreicudo clam oribus inCiCaTUE.
Pacatas id praelium acies, Arictosq; muerones sermo Lniperatoris ac-
cendic. Epist. 8. VIII. Nec diviri obsuine opes; Rieis bene veatur: nec
pauperem cgestas commendabiliorem Facic s incer sordes; d inopiam
peccatanon caucac: Epilt. 9. I.X. Fenerares in Faeminis fama pudici.
eix CA: quasi Aos pulcherrimus ciro ad leuem marcesere aurani, leuiq;
Aatu corrumpirur: maximerbi s: acas conseritie ad riciu; se maricaliS
decAt