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In Augusti conninium. LXX.
Oenam Magno sumpeu apparauerae, qua ipse Apollinis habitu.
Caeteri conniux singulorum deorum geltu discubuerunt. Piuscae-
nxe inridiam, intamiam que cumulauie publica Fames, atque inopia rei
Frumentariae, qux illis diebus rrbem invalerat. Itaque Praeter apertaS
inimicorum exprobeationes, _ efulos in populum versus sinc du-
atore Famolistimos, conclamatum est, omne frumentum deos comedisse.
Lretm, Caesarem esse plane Apollinem: sed Torrorem: quo quidem cogno-
mine Apollo quadam in parre rrbis colebatur. Sueton AUB. Cap. 70
Perrarcha lib. 2.
in avaritiam respasani Imp. LXXI.
7trus quidam altumens morrui respatiani personam, Factaque, ac
dicta riventis reprae seurans, percunctacus est publice dispensaro.
res, quanti Funeralia constarene. Veaudivie, cenrum sectertiis, morda-
citer exelamans ex persona Principis, date mihi centum sesterria, inquit
meque vol in Diberim prosisite. Derrareha lib. 2.
Maximilianus T. clementiss. Imp. L. XX ID.
Vidam de auticis eius, sive is Ouxstor, sive alius pecunix dispen-
Candae Prxefectus Fuic, aureorum eria millia sublegerat. Is cum
Forroob nescio quod negorium Imperatorem adtiset, ab co interro-
Bacus cs, quid mericum pucaret, qui non mediocri pecunixe cumma
dominum Tuum traudaster. Hlic pecularor de alio lonse verba Beri
ratus increpide respondere, suspendium. Tum Imper. humanissimue
lencier eius tumerum pulsans, et subridens, Ab(ir, inquic. opera enim
rua diueius egemus. Intellexit tur quorlum iret. de si Frontem h~
bebat, erubuit.
Morio vestemmutans. L.XXIII.
Orio Bacchanalibus restem induebat Fordidam, de lugubrem.
V. LOuxlirus caussam, quia, inquie, his diebus cristandum, ec lu-
Bendum est. quibus canris, e tam imulris sceleribus Deus offenditur.
Rurlum, heb domate lanctanitidius, ec elegancius amictus prodibat, d
caullam Ccilcirancibus respondebat, quia illis dicbus Christusprapec
caroribus eser in crucem actus, _ ideo laTari, _E CXUITATE OPOPTCTE.
Bona rrique rario veriusque Facti: verum rsus aduertatuT.
in crapulam intempestiue. L X XIV.
Vourio aetare nostra multis actus Forrunae rempectatibus, ad au-
lam eandem Canis Magni, Veronensium Principis, veluF in pOr-
tum aliquem Fessus senex appulit. Vbi magnitice exceprus, quod in
illa domo praecipuum erac, non hospitis. sed parentis locum renuie
Orta aurem, ve tir luper mentas, aliquando edendi menrione, cum
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