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ETHOLOOIF, 8c.
Homo viator, non Craesi rumulum cernis pretiolum, de rexilem:
Sed vilissimum; quipue pauperis apiticis. Es ille quidem modicusi
Sed mihi suHFicit.
Kromirus) qui manuum labore victum rolerat, ein ormer sanba
verceomann. Dcregum sepulchris ride, qua praectora hocloco aftert
BroduS in AnnOTAE.
Antiparri in quendam Philosophum.
Oncinnus sane diglogus. Multa quaerir ex hoc Philolophoriatore
ille ad sinsuls eodem ordinc respondet e sepulchro.
) Finoraercie a, ns, nai rir can; B) pinaun
Foregtidro. a) nodanos d’évx excira; B) dpsa0oF
) EEnouS A rtrae ser Bior; B) i nir decter.
Ouce ror ex vnar, Tor s orpois eruegr.
Eueni d. n veoco Bior emms; B) nnudor adue
AVBEcRa eirar revoad  unin
D)H necobos3B) n rpa ) na botro BInaBe
Duec paror mervla goila nozc Biober.
Acedum, responde mihi percunctinti, quilnam, de cuius Ailius es 
Philaulus mihinomen est, pater dictus est Fuerarides. Cuiatem LC PEX-
dicas Thriahium. Duod ritae genus coluisti: Neqi agricola,neqs naura
Fui; sed Audiis Capientix dedirus. Senecturené, an morbo inceriicti?
ecurro modo. sed Sponce meareni ad interos. Poomihimortem vo-
lens acculis trausto ipsorum (inferiorum) poculo, veneno: hocenim est
Orci, (cu inferorum poculum, quoniam demittirad inferos. Admo-
dumne provectaxrare obiisti: Admodum. Sit nunc cibi terra leuis, o
Philolophe, qui diCciplinx rux Capienri ricam consentancam traduxi
sti, qui vixicti ve PhiloCophus.
Zuuparor Sioror) Conqueritur Cic. 2. Tusculan. id non omnes phi
Iolophos, imO PerDAVCOS FACerC. Ouotus enim quisque Philo-
Cophorum, inquie, invenitur, qui sicita moracus, ita animo acrita con-
sticucus, reratio postulac: qui disciplinam Cuam non ostentationem
Scientixe, sed lesem vita puren: qui abremperet ipse sibi, ac desreris
Tuisparcac: Luvenalis Car. 2. in Philosophos acerbe inuchirur, quiFa-
ais, dc vita dedocent, quod verbis docent. In quo numero reponen-
dus ille soicissimus Seneca; qui cum tam magnitice pauperrarem
commendet, ipse diviciarum Fuit auidissimus, ee postedie sepruagies
quinquies centenamillia. P.ncor Bras Scilicer. Hic idem rolunrariam
necem. ihapoglu permirrit. Cui sceleri eriam Fauer scuxicor M.
Tullius.
Incerri in Delphinum.
L sectuis in terram tempectare Delphinus, ibiq; mortuus, de a prae-
cercuncibus sepulcus, hominum in se pietarem colludac, maris
mpictaiem dcteltatur.
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