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MORES, F F
Biparrico dimidebat, ec sccabae, de dirimebac. Frar ec duplexiniecore et
Duc rnum nostrum, alcerum aduersariorum. LUCAn.
Eece videt capiri fibrarum increscere molem:
Alterius capitis pars aegra, es marcida pendet.
Turneb. lib. 5. Cap. 18.
Arcam habere, non habere. CXIY
A Ream habere dicehatur, qui benenumm aeus erar: cui nihilnum-
Lmorum crac, is arcam non habere. Sed mulco ille pecuniolior
cuiarea plures. CacuII. de paupere. Cui neque seruus est, neque arca. L. C
Cic. ad AE. lib. 2. Contidito area nostrxe. EF lib. 9. epist. ad Familiar.
Nosium ex arcistantum habemus, ve Verrium tuum, ex Camillum.
quamundiciahomines? qua elesantia? vocare saepius audeamus. AF.
sisproareis lexit ibidem Turneb. lib. 6. Cap. 1.
Flerculanea pars, seu decimae Perculi conse-
cratae. CXV,
DEdutus Fruculenco, derraxi partem Herculaneam, inquic in perso.
na serui, quo dicto sionificatse decimam decraxisse. Vercres enim
debonis suis decimam parrem Herculi dicabane. Varias cauctas aHetD
in Ouxctionib Plurarch. An guod HTercules in monce Palatino boum.
quos Gerronx abstulerar decimam immolauit: an quod Romanos
ab Ecrulcis decimari solicos liberaule: an illud porius, qualiodiolas
ciuibus, e molestasnimias divicias comminuentes; eo pactomaxime
coliHerculem existimabane: quem idcirco luxuriam coercere, de
comprimere delectarer, quod ipse paucis concentus Frugaliter, conri-
menrerque rixisset. Refere Diodorus in 5. Bibliochecae, Herculem di
stasse, eosqui sibiiam diuo facto decimam bonorum dicarene, beates
Faeliciterque ricturos; ex quo mulei decimas Hereulivouerunt: post-
eaque Forcunaciores Facti, bona lua ad quacuorcalentorum milIIaHer
culi Incrarune. Beroald. COMMCHE. in SuCTON.
Genus donationis. CXVI.
Enus crat donationis, in qua quando aliquid AOnAbAEE, nUMMII
Tdabane quibus donabatur, veemisse viderentur. Huc respicir illud
Hloratianum, Empior saudentem nummo ee addicere. Valerius expresti-
us, Cap. de graris. Ve exegularum apparatus sestertio nummo ipsis prae-
bencibus addicerecut. Beroald. in Sueton. ex Porphrtione Horatiiin-
terprece. Sueron. Tulio. cap. 50. Bello cinili Piver alias donationes am
plissima prada ex auctionibus halta minimo addixic, rridem Bero-
ald. lesendum pucac, nummo addixic.
Clientelacinitatum, ac nationum Roma. CXVIL.
NmorefuicKom, vi quilibet populus, aenario ibidem parronum
Lhabetec Tuum. lea Syraculani in elienccla Maccellorum Fuerune, L. 2
ceda
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