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AORES, F F
plerisq; lapidibusDE LTCPA, _ED EL LCIVM ita accipere malisto
slatius Epicedio inAlium.
Non esomercatus Pharia de pappe loquaces
Delicias, doctumque sui connicia ili
Infantem, linguaque simul, salibusq. proteruum.
Mlarronx nobiles his soliex orium suum oblectare, qui nudi quidem
erane a veste, alioqui multo auro, de gemmis exornabantur. Fultusista
in August. Cd (aub. P28, 165.
Distorti, ex prodieiosi corporis in deliciis.
CCXXIV
Omani ministeria, depaedasosia solirihabere Forma exquilicisi-
Lma: postea luxus inuexir consuetudinem quaerendi distortos, de
quocunquemodo prodisiolis corporibus insiones. Hi maximé place
Banc, e in prerio erane. Ouintilian. declamar. CCXCVIII. Habenthoc
quoque delicia diWIEUM,IAIUNEQUATErE OMNIR CONETA NAEUITAM. GFZ=
cusestille debilitare, ille ipsaintxlicitare distorti corporis placet: alter
emitur, quia alieni colaris est. Ridiculum hoc, quod durus, quod in-
habilis. FF Instiruic. lib. 2. Cap. 5. III2 quae vecunque deAexa SUNE, tan-
quam exquisitiora miramur: non alicer quam distorris, ee quocunque
modoprodipiolis corporibus apud quo dam maius es precium, quain
iis, quinihil ex communis habicus bonis perdiderune. Talis ille puc-
rulus porcenvo (o. paruoque capite, quem Domirianus Colitus cocci.
nacum secum circumducere, teste Franquillo. Caldub. in August.
Kalend. Lanuariae; es dies festi vacabant rebus
tristibus. CCXXV.
Tihil eriste publice, privacimque primo illo die annipatrabane3
lUncdum re punirent. Plucarch. in Mario. Progresusque Marius
Calend. ipsis Tanuariis; initio anni Sexr. quendam Licinium de Paxo
recir, quod  illi rebi impendencium malorum maximum visum prX.
Pdoium. Necmirum si Romani diem illum eximium habuerunt apae
na: quippe qui omnes diesfectos. Senecapater lib. 5. C ontrovers. 4.
AccuTatuS est a Fratre parricidii, _ damnatus. Diebus Fectis incerceden-
tibus, paena ex lese dilara est. Suecon de Fiberii saeuiris. NuIIIIS : Pe
nahominum celsauic dies, nereligiosus quidem, de Pacer. Philo Iud
us contra Elaccum. Bonis, de bene administrantibus Presidibus mos
est in neminem damnacum animaduerrere, donec sollemnes celebri-
ences, nacaliciique dies Augultorum praererierint. Similis Athenis lex,
ve in morte Socraris expretsic Xenophon. Sed de ridentur Romani ce
iam inbello per Kalendasistas abstinuisse ab armis. Subindicat ApDi
Dianus V. Cimilium. envias de ér _s isruresiournuregr on5, . na Eac
Reuxr Srir coctn cus aponcias riis noneuiors auriur, eEchoet rextos endras
trudas covrcor. L ipSus ad 4. Antal. Faciei.
Laten.