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SEV FACETTAE.
Vrec. rebane lib. 16. Cap. 13. Paris superque cum vult spureus, et
l lobcaenus est Plaurus: e quodolim dixic Varro, Malas, Slacine
loqui veltene, Plaurino Termonelocururas, ne, illa sapemeretricio masis.
quam virginali more loquerereur.
Cryshippus pro Chrysippus.
ZL VIII.
Aertius in vica ChesEppimemoria prodidic, quum esser Cherlip-
Lipus cenui corpore, quod incellisi porerac ex iplius Racua, qua
erac in Ceramico, occulebatur enim pane illa a vicina equestristatua,
Carneadem ipsum appellare Colicum Chrypshippus, aspirarione pri-
ma syllabae omista, ee p. licera ance l. inceriecta post quamnos alpi
rationem quo lepos clartus exprimacur, addidimus, quod adeorese.
recur ab equo vicino, verix appareret, composico vocabulo acedla
occulto, abscondo, _ ies ros equus Z eno quoque iplum Temper Chc-
sippum nominabat: in quo. quemadmodum ipsum lu seritin animag
rerlanocione eiusnominis, quod immutauic, Faeile perspicitur. Ouid
enim Xocy Orrecis SIc. Faeda lane, deformisque eriam cogicatione res,
Constac. Petr. Victorius lib. 24. Cap. 19.
Salse Diocenes in Platonem. ZI IX.
Trerebat de rebus aliquibus grarioribus Plato Diogene praesente.
aparum tamen accendente. Moleste id rulit Plato, acque, audi in-
quic rerbamea canis (ernicus enim, re sectae Crnica alumnus audi-
ric) Hic minime pereurbatus Diogenes respondir. A1 qui eso in illa lo-
ca non redii in quibus venditus sum, quod canes facere consuenere. Obleu-
recerisic eius in Siciliam redicum. AE: lian. in rariar. hestoriar.
Simile Molonis in eundem. L.
Olonis maoniillius Rhetoris rox circumfertur, qui hostili ani-
Imo praedicus aduersus Platonem, dicere Policus crat. Nemini
mirum videri oportere, si Dionysius Corinchi, Tubaudi, ludum aperuis-
Set: sed porinr si Plaro Syracusis. A muleis denique prolectio illa Pla-
tonisin Siciliam damnabaeur. Ouare rerius poruicillum Diogenes
insimulare, quod cum prarum, infidum que regis animum expertus es-
sec, porestari eius se icerum commisillet. Victorius C alligat. in 2. dere
rust. Varronis.
a
Denssternutando exoussus. L. I.
Frodoms scrib:C lib. 4. de Hippia Pisistrati filio. Hic dum miles
luos in hostilem cerram corelsus impisre, Capiencerque disponit.
Sernutamento soliro rehementiore dentem expuit. Ouem cum jussiI-
Pec ex arena lustolli, nec tamen quamuisdiu, mulcum que conquilicus
apparer, Cuspirans Fippias, hacterra, inquie nostra non est, mulces, nec
eam nobis subjicere ulla vipoterimus; (ed cantam in ea partem obrinebimus.
quantam dens modo exeussusres is. Hic X supe Ririo ridicula, de di-
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