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660
HISTORTOLA.
humi, requiescendi caussa, e obdormiscunt circameridiem: Ibi Fa.
tianus prae caeceris experrectus, aquilam vider expansis alis umbram Fa-
ciencem Marriano, ec solis ardorem prohibentem, Fratremq; MOX ex-
citac, rem inusitatam ostendit, quam admirati ambo, Martiano impe-
rium porcendi existImAnE; id ExPCTFCCTO NATFANE, PetunE ve suimemi-
necit poritus imperio, ac ducentis aureis donarum dimirtune. Cum de-
nuo sub Aspare conera Vandalos bellum inferences militans, cum aliis
Dlurimis captus in auta quadam custodiretur, R ex Vandalorum e su-
Periore locoper Fenestam capriuos spectans. Marctano umbram ab
aquila heri ridet, eoque ausurio, e ipse imperium homini porcendi
conticiens, cum accersit, e Pactus, s imperio potiretur, ne Vandalis
bellum inserrec, missum Facie. Theodolio iuniore mortuo, Sed eius
obiru paucis cosnico. Pulcheria Poror, quae cum imperium resebac,
Marrinnum accersir, senem iam, sed rirum bonum, de modectum, e
imperatoria morre indicato. Fe, inquic, prxe cateris omnibus Impera-
eorem elegi, si fidem dederis; ce rirginitarem meam, quam DeocOn-
Secraui, incactam conseruaturum. Allensum illum Parriarcha _ (Cna-
cunccersitis. Imperacorem Calucar. d diademarc cingic. Z OnaraS AN-
nal. Tom. rEr. Constancinus Manasses in Annalibus.
De eodem Bapeicta Fgnacius KCom. Princip. lib. 2. Moderacus Prin-
ceps, e rebus serendisidoneus, si per Penectam diucius rivere poruis-
fec. Pacem, quoadeius heri pornie, coluir, illud saepersuepans, dlum in
Pacc esepoltumus, armane induamns. Pacianum, luliumque Frarres,
quiolim aquilae superuolancis eius capue auspicium recexerane, via-
Lreogne ducentorum aureorum inopem de xgrotantem AdIUverANE,
starim rePrinceps est dictus, alcerum IIIVrico, alterum Constancino-
poli praetecie. Imperauic anhos VI. Ruium regina aquila merico reona
_ imperia praemonArac. Quibus POrrO PrXMONCFAUETIE, NOFALIEPI
erius lib. 29. _ coviolissime AIdrouandus Ornicholog. lib. I. in A quila.
Deduobus natatoribus scupenda. ZVII
Xomnibus nacacu insionibus, quos nostra vidit xtas, recenciore
Lmemoria nonimus quempiam, haud sane insenua nobilicaris, sed
extremae Portis hominem, qui nauricam operam exigua sipelocare
Tolicus, lapissime piscatu rictum quaritabac: qui ab Enaria (quae incex
Picheculase conspectu Heapolis insula sita CA) Prochycam vsqi, quod
incermediipelasi est sadiorum Ferme quinguaginta, nautrago non-
nunguam, ee Auctuance pelaso, ac tempore anni disticillimo, cadem
die nando meauir, ee nonnunquam remenseinventus est. Ouodcum
vix credibile videretur, eundem pluribus ad spectandum ectuss, quo
rescellatior esser promprissimum sui periculum Fecisse: de quum in
Fnoria praecipitem sc inmare dedisset, lembum post sequentem lonsi-
usipsum nancem obseruasse, donec cerrae appulsus, ad Proctircam in-
columis clapsus est. Sed luper omnia, quae posthominum memoriam
rnquam