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CONSVETVD. ANT.
aerribueret. Ila, re erac Faemina insigni relisione, eoram rem valde
probauie: suumq; illud criburum Canacapolis neophycorum magi-
Aris volens, ac libenS COnCCHIT. Turselin. in vica Pauerii lib. 2. Cap. 8,
Adde his ex Diodori lib. 1. cap. I. Myris Aorpcirex rectisal piscium.
qui in stagno capiebantur, rxori concessic rum ad rnsuentorum vlum.
rum ad reliquum corporis cultum. Id calenti argentum singulis die.
bus pendebat.
Mia omina in calceatu. ZVI.
Vidam, si mane calceos inducturi, ero los illos a Poricibus depre
henderene: alii si calceum sinistrum pro dexcro libi Perperam in-
ducerent: alii sincer calceandum sernurarent, grare aliquod damnum
iis ostentis sibiportendi Formidabant. Id Balduin. Cap. 22. vbi notatur
x SuccON. cap. 92. X Plin. lib. 1. cap. 17. Augustus. e protertur elegans
Jocus D. Ausustini de doctrina Christiana lib. 2.
Pedes ongebant antequam calcearentur.
Rxci olim, corumque imiratione postea Romani, priusquam
Tcalceos induerene, pedes Freguentissim e inungere (OlCbANE, VE ex
Achenao constat, qui morem hunc ad mollitiem iransFert. Ouocirca
recte Sieronia junxieonsuenta L. ueretius lib. 4. Vneuenta, e pulchrain
pedibus Sicyonia rident. Vnde Terrullion. lib. de Pallio, cap. 6. Quem
enim non expediatin algore, e ardorerisere nudipedem, quam in cal-
ceo rnguipedem eam pedum rnguendorum conluetudinem per-
prinsens. Idem cap. 21.
Stapiarum olim nullus 2sus. Z
TI.
D PEXter equestres anriquorum satvas, praeterq; recustanumisma-
ata, de in anriguis marmoribus equices equis rehentes expresos, haec
etiam manifeste demonstrant. Xenophon. lib. de arce equestri, dur,
quo pacto equus conscendi debeat edocerenicitur, ctapiarum rsum no
asno (cic. Hippocrares quoqi lib. de aëre, aquis, et locis, loguens de Scy-
chis, innuere videtur, sua xcatenec Serchis, nec aliisnationib cognieas
fuie sapiaS. In hanc. n. loquitur sententiam. Ab equiratione ipsa diu-
rurni eos corripiune arriculorum dolores, nimirum propendencibus
Temper ex equis eorum cruribus. Deinde claudi Runc, concrahuncurq:
corum coxendices, cum inaruerie morbus, ec. Lege praererea, que in
eodem capire, praeter haec, nempe. 24. lib. 2. Miscellan. ex eodem
Hippocrare, Sueconio, Polluce, Hicronrmo de sapiis adducir Hie.
rongmus Magius.
Coniuges discordes quomodo redirent in con-
cordiam. ZIX.
T Aler. MaX. lib. 2. cap. 1. tradic, Romx Fuisse Pacellum Dex viriplaci
in quod rir ec rxoc, quoties aliquid incercellerat jurgii, et si-
muleatis, reniebant; atque ibi rerbis, quae roluerant rlero cicroque
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