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ETHOLOOTA; _6.
In oDevoa nameter, et A nuru
Anictimo clavacior deos xoer, ounor agmois
Muver deroppit ac P Donvoe, Xei eg ngevasd:
Superbum ilium jam dirurum est, omnemque praedam dii Gracis
lorxiri Punc. Opraca jam cenemus omnimodis, quando Achilles IFa.
Odioque depolico, cuius caussa ab arimis seleremoverat, denud ad pu-
eu2m arma capc(HIE.
Achilles se Agamemin. I. Iliad. proxter Chryseidem qc deinde Pri-
Peidem concubinas jursaneur; seleque muruo proscindune; e con-
remmune. Disce die aurem a jurgio Achilles, adeo et Regi, et Graecis
Succendens; re puenia pehicus abstinea: nec splendidissimis muneri-
bus, qua milla legarione Asamemno pollicetur, rilo pacto persuade-
cur, quo in pralium rediens, Cua prasentia X virture aliorum animos
contirmet: ve nonimmerico FTorac. ad Pisones inexorabilem dixerit.
Tamen amicissimo Pacroclo suo ab Hlectore Occilo, eius rlciscendi
redic im riani. Ex quo K ex Cummam capere rolupearem Angieur.
Fectoris verba, a Craecis post morrem
vulierari.
Bamere ior d noduor cuor Ae, SA n aubed
rexex ocu nior peieo n’axoi
Compungire, contisirenunc post Fara, seu exanittie corpus meurii;
imiiaii lepores, animalia imeciculosa, quae morcuis leonibus insulcare
audene.
Tliados lib. 22. Hectorem ab Rehille crucidatum circunisistunt Ore
ei, ipsique morruo jam insultane: nec quisquam est, qui ei non rulniis
indigac, unde iatum hoc exioramtma, de ex eo proretbium, Morcio
deoni d lepores insuleane; de his solicum rilirpati, qui detrahutit de
torcuis: re iugulare trorcuos: cum laruis luctari: cuin vinbris de-
purnare. Exhoc eodem episram. Fecie emblema Cuum CL. III. AlCia:
tus, in quem vide Claudium MinOem:
ARBOKLS LOOY)
Philippi inficum.
Oneri Detrioericum quendam à viacore rognE RCuS, ve he clit
lctetur venire, di Fructum suum decerpete; aurequam alii praere.
tianc; se enim non admodum in curo loco cAc:
Zor PNcies quox ecter ur xp dens
. pato asanor S t id exper i,
sn danirop ig,  iqe  idu.
Keira avng DoeC SUS a pBS RNERNE:
Z. Qon no, on exvenr qd ijco suiorr, eia omoen
arenrx reica opi un anciuor.
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