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TE STTMONTA.
mileuit, non sine specie dementix. Fralm. de Copia. Venultalenre
racionis sux inquinauic (purcissimisamoribus. Turncb. lib. 79. cap. 6.
Elegnus profecto, e luculentus est Ccripror, quemque non absrecan-
copere amant riri docti. Schopp. Verisimil. p25. 264. Perronii Arbitri
Fraomenta pauca habemus; scriptoris cersi, de renusti, ec, nisi quodin
reillavolupeatum himis latine incerdum loquitur, exrera laudati. L. ip(.
Antio lest lib. 6. cap. 8. Lege iudicium Perri Ouirandi, epist. XCII.
incer philolosicas, cuius quemuis honectaris, _c pudiciriK AMANEEM
Par eAt (ubseribere.
PEFRVS VICTOREVS. Amanissimihomo ingenii, eru-
dirionisque Suma. Murec. in CacuII. Vir in emendandis reeerum
Eeripris rara elisione, dchde. Forreneins in Claudium Sueconii. N in-
quam sine laude nominandus. Furneb: lib. +2. Cap. 2. Neminem arbi-
Erormeliori Aide, ac religione, de diligehcia maiore in anciguorum
Scriptorum emendariohe versatumi ese; quam Victorium. Nam quan-
docunguerspiam haeree, ne aterquiraripta seribaF, vererum scriprutam
velur sublexipea restatione reprxesencat. _ rem itdicio hominum re-
linguie: in quo ca pudoris ingenuicare est. ve de existimationem al. ca-
micrere, quam per Fucum hominibus os fublitere, e dum lamx c ini-
Tulic rerum opprimere: Idem lib. 19. Cap. 28. Hommo cruciesimus;
quihac aerare prouidentia quadtam divina inusmaximé. vel ad sanon
da, vel ad indicanda scriptorum vcera liceratis donatus ricletur. Pdem
lib. 30. Cap. 13.
PTND ARVS. Maoni spiritus Poeta, grandiloguusque PetI.
Victor. lib. 23. Cap. 15.
PHTL ELPH VS. Reliciosus circa verbo, inreddenda senceneia.
_ indole defecit. Franstulie Xenophonris mulca, cumque rideree
verborum elegantiam, verbuin reibo reddere voluit, eaccrum non
poruic exhidereddere, quae in Orxecis reperiebat, quodmirum in ho.
mine OrXcO. Nannius in poet: Horacii. ARectauit ille quidem (c dulo
Ciceronis effigiem, sed parum Faelicirer. Nec requam distimiliorek.
quam rbi maximé opoecuit similem esse, nimirum in orationibus. Na
in existol. Caris adumbrat A. Fullium. Rocerodam. in Ciceroninno.
PH ILOST R A FVS. Scylum apercum graciolum, concilum,
dulcedine, _ grariis atAuentem laudat in eo Phorius: sed qui, vt 50.
Phista, ex afFectarione, rerbisque cum prilcis, cum nouis laudeim qua-
Eac turuicaris.
PLTHOE VS. Vir, quonemo txelicius in omni genere erudiri.
onis cA verTAELS. Casaubon. Animaduert. in Calbam Sueronii.
Omniliberali erudirione ornatus, sc antiquitatis ignorsex quasi Pychi-
is alur oraculis suis enarrarot, _c iIII. Aracor maximus. Purneb. lib. 21.
caV. 18.
PL A FO. Sublimis apex. _ columen PhiloCophia. A1nOb. lib. 1.
Micco AlIOS, ex Cicerone restimonium rnum, de alterum accine. La
Bruro. Ouis rbcrior in dicendo, Platone. Lovem sc, ve aiune
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