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COHSVEEVD. ANTIC
Paurn rd isnor nai unnos Farci
Ocoion excunrae iceq rois oconeios.
Huc pertinet illud ex Fclo8. I. de Ausus. C xP. Bissenoscni nostra
dres altaria sumant, relur numini pocentissimo, e prasentissimo, Tux-
meb. lib. 3. cap. 24.
Tuno mulierum, Genius virorum.
CX.
DEin. lib. 2. cap. 7. Tunones, c, Genios sibi adopranc: Sed Tunones
Lmulicrum sunc. Leaque mulieresiurabant, reaie Pecronius, Luno-
nem suam Soliparerlib. e. ciuno, reccactor. Cenius virorum cMItinc
illud Ferentii Phorm. suum defraudans Genium. Sed ec deus meus
cum dicebone senium Cuum incellisebant. Perenc. Phorm. Memini
relinguime deo irato meo.
Idem lib. 3. Cap. 20.
Polentam pransitabant serui molitores.
Eplicons hunc versutm Plauti ex Asinaria, Pistent nequam homines,
Lgnipolentam pransorant, Turneb. lib, 4. Cap. 13. F8O putene inquir,
molitores seruosnon pane, sed polenta nutritos fuisse in pistrino: vel
potius mileros illospistores leruos, interagendas molas, cum Farme.
dici essene, furrim solicos esse de polenta, id est, hordei Farina elicare,
quae caussa Frequentarionis Plauro Fuic, re pransitare porius, quam
prandere diceret: etsi desiderandi porius verbum videripossit, vesie
Pransitare prandere cupere. Sed dc machinaquaedam, nomine pausi.
capeinscrebatur collo molenrium seruorum, ne polentam comede-
rene neuemanus ori admovere possene, re docer Polluxlib. 7. 6aP. 4.
Caduceator cum acno. CXII.
TOgenan. Proverb. CentuT. 3. Agnum prosicie, deiis qi bellum
capessunt. Dui enim bellum luscepturi csene, caduceatorem cum
agnoablegabane, quem dimiccebat incus, sigmticans, iplorum bona,
ac ciuitarem deuactarum iri, repecudes ibi palcant.
in extis inspiciendis eorum partim inimicis, partim
consulentibus assignabant. CXTII.
T ex reriulque pareis habicus colore, plenicudine, tabe, quid ad.
Luersariis, quid nobis euencurum ellet, ariolabantur. Lucon. lib. 1.
Cernit tabe iecur madidum, fibrasqe minaces tostili de parte videt. Ouare
Fetipsit Cicero quae pars inimicis quae parstamiliaris esser. Fissum f-
miliare, inquic, de ricalerractant: Apparet duplexkissum fuisse; vnum
Familiare, reopinor, in iecore: alcerum ricale, repuro, in aliis exris,
repulmone, de quo Lucanus, parnusq. secat viralia limes. Filsum eriam
ruum erat nostrum, alterum hoctium, se aduerlatiorum: Cratque, ve
connicio, linea quaedam. ec limes, quifibras in extis, veiccoremedio
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