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956
sistracidaneu teltaelderatione posita, aquum bonuimque sueduut.
Lecatro ad Recem Verborum. Partium consensus. 
bitri pro decreto conficiendo
CAPVY XXI.
Ium in mocum Graca fuie milicihus Resis oratio, sublarisque
lvacisus reluerno ore pecivere, ve quod Capienter suaserat, id re
ipla constanter eRectum darenC CunCtArETUT. Mil itags in Verborum
castra legari, viri a prudeneia, de gerendis negoriis commendari, qui
Pactis induciis (quas Facillime imperrarune) cum Regc iplo, ejusque
optimacibus exerune, ve Friumriri judicandis LITibAS CPCAFeNEUE, ret
Crammariex quam scientillimi, ec juris maximegnari, in quorum len-
tentiam pax vecisque parcium alsentientibus, ec approbantibus com
poneretur Sed quibulnam id muneris commitreretur, in coaliis aliud
Cenciencibus rariacum est, ex quidam hos, reliqui illosnominabant, d0
nec Prilciauo. Scruio, Donaco viris amplistimis, et GrammiLICx va-
rentibus, honos est habitus, qui debuic, quorum consilio delecti Anto-
nius Ferebinchus, homo incoulis cractandis mulrum e lxpe cum exi-
mia laude vertatus. Marcus Numetius, omnium liberalium discipli-
narum caliencissimus. Tulius Modectus, quica xrace eloguentix prin-
cipacum obtinebat. Hi cum accersicu Regum in castra venissene, am-
barum partium rarionibus audiris, Sc tanei momenti negorio Accura-
tistime perpen (o, ec expensone quid Ratuerent, quod in reprehensio-
nem cadere meriro posser, et ne quid oratix dedisseiderentur, randem
hoc decrerum fecerunt, e in xsincilum, priusquam in cabulario repo.
neretur, publice recitari jusferunt.
Decretum Triumvirum de concordia inter Nomen, es
Verbum Reees perperuo canservanda.
C A P Y X XXIL
BELL. V H
Eeo quod mearum parrium est facio, een de communi salute paternam sollin
cirudinem meam vobis aperio, execururus fideliter, quod proceribus, ee ma-
viaroo CrBMI.
05 Antonius T Cc, Matcus Nometius, Lulius sbactus
Triumriri Ainiendis licibus, e Cauciendx paci regia auetoritate
consticuti, omnes imposterum inter cives, de Reres Grammarica lites,
jursia, male dicta, seditiones, iniurias, damna, exdes, et quidquid ami-
ciria quocunq; modo aduersatur, omnino virandum, _e ve Rcipub. ve-
nenum Fusiendum, omnium q: prxeceritarum ofensionum memoriam
lempicerna oblivione delendum decernimus: Ctacuimusgne, ve post.
hacin copsicienda sollemui, sc longa oratione, quxe eAtOratorum prO.
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