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HISTORIOLM
nquam audira, quaeque ao auctoribus prodira lune, quod a Touiano
Contano relatum audivimus, dictu mirabile. Cacanae homo Fuiste era-
ditur, cui nomen Colan, cognomentum Piscis, Singulari FatO, seu
Fortuna genitus, qui plus in aquis desere, quam incerris victitare (o-
lebac, eumque diebus sinsulis mare, se aquas perere necesse habuisse:
ibiquonaturx vi, se necessitare coactum diurius desere consueuisse:
alioqui dicebat fore, resi abaquis abesset diu, quali respirare, de duce-
rerita nequiret idque sii exirii mox caussam Fore ascuerabat. Ouod
illi quo Faro, aut sidere cuenerie, in ambisuo plerique omnes relique.
re cumgue rantum nando protecisse, ve haud secus, quam marina
belluas maxima pelasi incerualla, (pariaque immensa, quinsentorum.
_ rlera sadiorum, taeda rempestate, _ reluctantibus aguis, excellen-
ci ri, d relocitate natatu perasraret. Nocumque _e illud est, dictu
mirabile, quum medio cursunaues plenis relis per Xquora Ferrentur.
violentissimis incerdum rempectatibus, per ractum, Sc apertum mare,
incerque agitationes Auctuum de curbines, huie naranti obuiam fuisse;
ipsumque nancem ab rndisnautas suisnominibus aduocare Colitum:
ec quia omnibus nOTuSCraL, naucas Cubicx reimiraculo percitos, lX-
cissimis animisillum innavem excipiences, rnde reniret, quoveinter
incenderet, ex quantum pelasi nando emensus Foret, quancasquerem-
Dectaces culisset, sciscitari consuesse, iplum que Colan lingulis omnia
signiticasse: mox cum sociis in naui pransum, aut porum, postquam
acquieset, mandata ad (uos, quid illis dici, referrique rellent, et quid
Faciendum arbierarentur, a singulis accepisse, nAdUIqUC, VE CTAE, C
noui medioram pelago cursum renente; se prxecipitem inmare dedit.
le: moxCdieram modoinsalentina, Bruria, de Lucana lictora, modo
in Siculosfines. X natale Tolum, ad quod frequensventitabat, inco
lumen nando pervensHe: mandata quX a nAUTIS ACCCpCTAF, SingulIS
necessariis, e astinibus significase. Idque non semel Faceresolitum.
donecfecto annuo, Colemniq; dic in Siculo Frero efula multicudine ad
Spectaculum, in Portu MeCauX, reaiunc, experiri, credo, volens quan.
cum prae caeceris vrinando raleret: dumm pareram auream, munus na-
cantibus tunc a rese in mare seiectum ab imo cripere conatur, quum
se inmare mersisset, dum illius Audio profunda exquirie vada, diu
exspectatus, ab imomaris fundo, in quo le deiecerat, nusgnam emer-
Tc, neque postea inventus apparuic. Creditur in concauasilliuspelngi
cauernas, quibus tocus ille sinus refertus est, incidisse, ipsumque in
imas roragines rorticibus rapidis semel delaplum, quum se recipere
vellet, de ad superioraniti, reverti nequisse: cumque diuciusreiuetans
respirare nequirer, inter occurtantes scopulos rndique inundantibus
aquis oppressum, vicam exuisse. Fx Alex. ab AICx. lib. 2. 6. 2. 5.
Cola meminie e ThomasFazeIlus, rerum
Sicularum lib. 2. CaP. 2.
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