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906
NORES; PF
pidis subiestoshabuille. Lesc extera. Ca(aub. Ih Thcophrast. P28i
148. de sequenti.
Proscholus, Proscholium. ZI. II.
DRoCcholus cedditur ab Ausonio Subdoctor. Frac in Schola ille, qui
 non tam docendis pueris, quam corum moribus prXfectuS CraL, ve
Seilicer concinne ad magistrum accederent; ve tOGAI COMPONCrCME;
reomnirectu, incessu, vestitu composiiessent. Nam ance scholae audi-
torium erselocus Proscholiinomine, ab audirorio iplo velo, canquam
aliquo interperino pariete dissepeus. Ibi pueri conveniebant eius loci
Praelectum, quem Proscholum vocabane, re admonerentur ofticii sui
ante, quam ad magistrum reducto reloaccederent. Et hoc quidemin
ludopuerorum. Nam in schola Crammaticorum, aur Rhetorum vide.
tur Proscholusnon omnino docendimunere caruisse: proprerea enim
vocatur Subdoctor, eanquam ordinarii doctoris vicarius, de promasi-
Aer. Denigi Prolcholus morum noscnns, remagisteringeniorum cu-
cor videtur Fuisse. L0seph. Scalig. Auson. lect. lib. 2 Cap. 15,
Ominarria superstitiosa. ZL. III.
Minandi Scientia a vecerum superstitione dilisenter culca Fuie,
quam xandesixrvocabant. Quod Ausonius aictres specieselleo
non dubico quin hxe fuerine, enos, nanuos, sernutario, palpirario,
ecrinnicus auris. Desernuracione mulcis veeropert. Aritm arsutum
Sternuit omen amor. e C acullus de Acme, de Seprimio.
Hoc u+ dixit, amor sinistram, vt ante
Dexrram sternuit approbationem.
Cuius ominationis sollicitudinem deprecabantur Orreci, dicentes,
Euo ociror, lupier Cerua. Depalpitatione autem Theocritus, à MoraI
danuos pv odS , near idioc avlar. Supercilium mihi salit. Vnde
Talissatio dicitur manuos d receri Olossario. Derimmitu auris Plinius, de
Epiorammatum Oraecorum libr. VII. meminerune. His elesans exi.
Bramma subiungic idem Scalis. in AuConianis lib. L. Cap. 16.
PAX. ZLIV.
Daxsemper interponebatur ad incerpellandum, vel cruncandum fer
monem, ve licet colligere ex Plauri locis prove infinicis. Cuin.
quod masis admiremur, non est rox Romana, led SrXCA CaquC ViC
bancur, cum sbi silencium imponebane, oppolico ad os digico: Di-
Phili verba sunE.
danrei rnaledos, mos doncis) RaNCONINCS
oEus Ae norinnr. naE. Ii nas
Cum enim silentium sibi imponebane, tanguam vlcerius sermonem
PrOCHdCrEVerCTeNEUT: auECUm ex sermOnCprasentES dIMIEFCTeNE, cur
na dicebane. Hesrch. naEim rdren  ixar. Ouomodorsurpat Pocca
noster. Tocum opushoc sparsum, crinis velus Anciphila. PaX. Idem li. 1. C. 19.
Tana