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CONS. DEVD. ANTIL
Cap. 28. Driitatim aurem contra crucas ambiri arbores sinsulas a mulie.
re incirarae mentis, nudis pedibus, recincta. Idem eriam obseruatum
in Cuneribus. Sucton. Au8. Cap. 100. Religuias legerunt primores eque-
Aris ordinis, tunicaci, e discincti, pedibusi: nudis, ac in Maulolxa
condiderunt. Nequetancum Romanis peuliaris hicricus, ve discalcea-
ei luctum funebrem restarentur. Nam in Hebrxorum quoque fune-
ribus idem Factiratum, Facilo ex P Zcchiele cap. 2. 4. calligo, vbi contra
morejubetur in funere rxoris cuncta letirix signa rerinere. Luctum non
Facie borona ma circumlisata sit tibi, en calceamentaerunt in pedibustuis.
Tnlacris vero magicis reneticx rnum cancum pedem exuebant. Virgil.
q. Ancid. vbi Maexehabicum descripit. Vnum exuta pedem vinclis in
veste recincta. Horac. lib. 1. (ac. 8.
Vidi eromet nira succinctam vadere palla
C anidiam, pedibusnudis, passoque capillo.
Nudos verosq; pedes dicit praerer lacrorum magicorum morem.
Virsilia enim alsenciuntur Duid. qui sic de Medea. 7. Mecamorph.
Egreditur rectis vestes induta recinctas.
Nuda pedem, nudu bumeris infusa capillos.
EcSenecairbi loquentem candem inducens ait.
Tibimore rentis vinculo soluens comam
Secreta nudonemoru lustraui pede.
Neque rantum in sacris magicis, se d e in bello quidam populierane
vno cantum pede calceari. Tra bellaces sEtoli Fuisse produntur, ac pro-
peerea dicti poroxenndrs. Vnde ad Fernicos Icalix populostranstulie
Virgil.7. AFneid. vestisia nuda sinistriinstituere pedis. Audisilli, credo.
verisq c pedibus Fuillene, nisi rurius pugnandi ratio pedi, crurique
dexrro adhibendum peronis munimentum Tuasilter; cum in congre-
diendo illi dexterum pedem anre sinistrum pramoverent. Bencd.
Balduin. de C alceo cap. 23.
Derractio calcei notaienominiae. CCF IV.
A Pud Romanos milicibus, cum exauctorareneur, remilirix priui-
LLlesiis, ehonore indignis, inter cerera calcer solebant detrahi. T er-
cullian. milicem exauctoratum describens, de corona milicari cap. 1.
Spcculacorium, inquir morosissimam pedibus absoluit. Id est, calisam
milicarem deponic, (caliga milicare calceamencum est.) Idem aliquan-
donpud Anslos obleruscum cectarur Vollinginus in Pdouardo II.
Neque cancum in milicia calceorum detractio ignominia nocam o.
dim inussic. Sicutenim Romanis discinctum esse non tancum miliria
sederiam dami censebaturintame, quo modo de lolure riex sanconi-
bus dicebancur, inmorem discinct. vivere Nartae, luvenal. IaT. 14. P F CX.
Car dolescens male audiebat, quod malepracinctus esser. SuetOn. Cap.
45. contraqi seueerilli, e graves Romani receres cincturi vocabantur.
quodarctecinserentur: ita Hebraeiorollere calceamentum, de discal-
cearum rocari, judicialis intamia func, sum epo ex lese Molis inirio,
Deure.