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LECTIONES.
Primaqu libato summo renus artixit ore.
Tum Bitiae dedit increpitans, dec
Insionem locum, ve alios mille, cum aliqua rarieete xmulatus est
Papinius, ubi receptis hospicio Polrnice, _ Tydeo Adractus Arxiuo-
TUM Fex (aCrA, ee cpulas antegreM diei instauraL.
postquam ordine mensa
Victa fames, signis perfectam, auroque nilentem
rasides pareram famulos ex more proposcit.
Qua Danans libare deis, seniorque Phoroneus
Asueti.
Caelaturam, auc sculpeuram Didonis parera nullam affinsic Maro,
contencus remmis, de auro grauem, valde nimirum prexiolam dicere.
Scacius contra lixe Paterx fouras, seu imagines interit duas, quo sic
eius aspectus jucundior, _c admirabilior, Persei in sublimiamputatum
a sC caput Medula porrancis: _c raptum Canymedis ab aquila; aicq:
summum Fuisse in reraque caelacura artificium, quod ex verbispresen-
eis temporis, quibus reitur, intellisi porest. Posteriorem petiuit ex 5.
Aneid. rbiFabulam illam in limbo chlams dis aurace opere Phrygio-
nIS IMIEALAM HAPTAEMarO. Persic ScatiUS,
Tranc ondante mero fundens, vocat ordine cunctos
Calicolas, Phaebum ante alios; Phcebum omnis ad aras
Laude ciet comirum, Xc,
Videtur in aram porius quam in menlam Fudisse, quod arguie rox
ondante. Nam in menlam resque parcius fudisser. Porro s. Ancid. A
neas Aceltem Sicilix regem extra Cordem voculo aureo donat (quan-
quam de aurotacer poera) quod isionis generatim, e duobus magnis
viris, quieo vlutuerine commendac. Cisteus Thracix rex, ee Anchiles.
Dilcedentem aute Delo A. neam rex RniuS munerANS 13. Metam. dat ei
cracerem, quem longo, hoc est, vario proumento b Alconetabroperi-
tissimo exlarum ibidem affirmac Ouid. Cxlarx illic risebantur Theba
cum 7. portis, ee Orionis Elix, quxe se propopulo Thebanomortirltro
obculerant, ac. Ouod exemplum sibi sumplisse Scacium est verisimile.
Dolor sue rristiria, es ira duae pestes animi. ZZ l.
Trero libro Thebsidos legitur, Polynices Anica nupriarum cele
Lbritare (duxeracaurem Argiam A drast, Argiuorum resis Aliam) de
pacerno Thebarum regno a Fracre Ereocle, qui id vlera rempus debitum
perrinacirer retinebat, recuperando admodum anxius fuisle, et irx ve-
hementius indulsisse, ita repaene ad amentia redactus CII. Exedere ani-
mum dolor. iraque demens. Duo verbo maeroris, cristicix, doloris (Pro
eodem enim hec eris licet sumere) rim maxime noxiam Paris declarae.
Fandem meraphoram habes in divinis licreris Proverb. 25. Sicurrinca
vestimento, ee vermis ligno, ita tristitia nocet cordi. Exedicur porro ani-
mus, de quodammodo absumitur, cum vires, seu facultates eius, inge-
nium, incelligencia, memoris huuscemodi cruciamentis minuuntur.
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