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HISTORIOLP:
secta ob caeni altieudinem via, ubi milires sibi irascentes, palam que
mala omnisimprecantes sentic, adire ad cosperrexit, qui pocismum
laborabane: quumque eos explicuisset, nec esset ab siscognitus, exc.
creminiaie, Ancixonum, quivos inhalce coniecit difficultares; cive
ro, qui inde rosextraxie, bene precemini. Philippus benigne Acheni
entium legatione audica, demum iamiam remipraturis legatis, cc
quid, inquie, noctis, si quid a me civitati reArae praectari queac: Adc
tat Forre Demochares, rrus exlegaris, obnimiam, ex procacem lingu
cornominatus Thersices, qui excipiens, s re, inguit, suspenderis. Com-
moveraccam incem pectiuum, tamque AEFOX responsum LCGATOSCX-
ceros, exortague omnium cum Fremitu indionatione, mollicer Philix-
pus, Nunciare, inquie Acheniensibus, mulco clatiores rideri, qui ob
animiimporentiam hilcenon abstineane, quam qui impune in se dici
permittane, sc iniurix insolentiam Facile concoquune. FistorICUS TI
magines Auguctum, exorem, domum rniuersam procacius, impu-
dentiusque prosciderat in libris, ac dicaciter lapidanerat. Monverae
Imperaror, moderacius lingua vreretur: re Facile appareat, illi non
imperasic iram. Pergenti porro, sc liberius narurae indulgenti, Paris
habuic domo sua incerdicere. Rhodigi. lib. 21. cap. 28. Scd in hoc gc-
nere, pariencia, inquam, in maledictis excetlic Dauid. de quo seri
Deum 2. RCB. CaP. 16.
Augusti humanitas in alienum servum. Corys Recis
Thraciae facinus memorabile ad iram immoderatam
pra anendam. LIV.
Vm Ausustus Imp. apud redium PoltiOneM CCNMICF, PervUSVC-
dii force calicem errctallinum per imprudentiam allisr, actresie,
quem moxredius ad rlcimum Cupplicium rapirustie, victusira immo-
dica videlicer. Supplicium erac, remurenis, quas in piscina grandi ale-
bac, guaeq; humana carne resci didicerane, pabulum obiiceretuT. Ad
Cxsaris pedes seruulus procidens, ei supptieauic. Primum AurustuS
persuadere Pollioni conatus est, ne quid huiusmodi ageret: quod rbi
Frustratuis, agedum, inquit, proter omnia pocula quae huius generis.
ducalioqui preciosahabes, reiis vramur: allaca omnia contrinsi iustes
Ouodecsi indigne Fcrebat Vedius, quin tamenneque propicernieum
voculum, respectu ranex eorum, quae perierane, mutrcudinis amplius
irasci, neque paenas cius, quod Ausustus cgistet a seruo exisercpore
rat, invirus eriam conguienit. Dio CasTius lIb. 54
Distimilis Vedio Corys Thracum rex, qui ad iram ee Furoremna
curi propensior, e ad vicionem proinde prieceps, praecipuequeim-
miris in scruorum delictis puniendis: quum ab hospire preciosiora
quaedam dona siplina sibi oblaca estent, e calato, cornarilique opere
conspicua, sedtamen praerenuia, Fractionique peropporcuna, oferen-
e quidem oracum se praebuic amplis illum inuncribus afticiendo,
excerum moxrala concriuic omnia, Pacile procinus rarionem reddens:
uod