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TESTIMONTA
ac singusurem ingenii candorem in oratione, _C. RoterOdAM. IN
coao.
BEROAT. DVS. Diligenelimus ad auxierarem Crammarieus.
dicii leccens amura, quem non masis in ore fama ellemiror, immo
indionor. Lips. in Pacic. de morib. Germanor.
BV D A VS. Profundissimae crudirionis, Ca (gub. AnimaduerI. in
AV8. Suer. Budxusille, qui velur alter Mercurius mira ingenii Faelici-
tare dicam, an industria, rem nummariam jam pridem anriquicarisre-
nobris involutam, vel immertam porius velut ab interis reuocauit.
Duo nomine studiolorum Pane nuItuS, duntaxae corum, a quibus li-
vor abest, quin illi hocrempore plurimum debeae, _ debere Pareatur.
Si qui sint qui inuideant, Rumparur quisquis, rumpitur in vidia. B. Vtus
de re Vestiaria, cap. 9. idem de Valenlis. De quibus eoviose, simul,
ex crudire C. Budxus in libris de ANC, X Partibus cius, quibus (ine Per-
elesancerrem nummariam, cemporis iniuria lic jactaraim, renemo (ci-
ce, duc cerre latine enunciore pollet, quid haberee, (uo, ve dicieur, Mar.
res nullis adminiculis consticuie: quo sane nomine illi porius, quam
olim Ciracidianos stacua omnibus ricis samonda Punc, e ad cas chus,
_ cerei. Hacenus Baytus. Singulare huins rebis ornumentum.
cuius si quandomanum in aliqua loca cognoscimus, ita reneTAUT,
ee admiramur, ve quod ludens scripserit, aliorum Ceriis Scripris ance
Donere non crubeleamus. Furneb. libro 9. Vir exinimus, de bonis
veceribus in re licceroria cira vilam concumeliam anceponendus.
Bernardin. Baldus in Vicrurium. Optimarum arrium, de lictera,
rum laude claristimus. Lambin. in epistol. Florat. 10. lib. 1. Vni-
cum sui cemporis corius callix absoluex eruditionis exemplar,
ac quasi, (re verum Faceamur) rnicus corius licteraturxe in Liu
ropa phaenix, e quem Fralmus, Dembus, aliique ejus aequales be-
nignum sidus Gallicae licteraturae exortum vochnE, dC. PCtrUS B1Z4-
rus in historis Genuensi lib. 10. Consensu omnium veriusque lineux
doctissimus. HI, Sceph. de lacinic. Falso suspecta. Vide L ud. Vivem in
Augustin. civicac. lib. 2. Cap. 17.
CiuiRomano latre oguenet non minus curpe esserem quamqs non
suo demonstrare vocabulo, quam hominem non suo nomie appella-
re. Famianus Scrada nocter Prolusion. Academ. lib. 2. C xelaris egresia
lunc Commentaria, quem rlera imperacorias, ee militares artes orato-
rem bonum fuisse, promprissimum que scriprorem de sua exempla, e
reterum cestimonis declorant. Polteriora aurem ab aliis ejus regris
Auctoribus illi adiuncta, sIc plerisq. contusa sunelocix, vesomniancem
te pu-
Turheb. libro 1r. CapeB.
BROD A V S. Vir, Cuc adoletens porius, acrisingenis. piobi ju-
AS AR. DeCxtaro nihil altiner dicero, de quo quortestos,
ocies illud renir in mentem, quod de Romanis rulso terebatur,
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