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SCHOLX.
culs distinctam se distributam. Caelum insuper, celeberrimi pictor
munere Fungens Formosis, S coruscantibus luminibus exornauic, exc.
Archirectura pocis tempore curiis, basilicis, templis, porricibus, chea-
eris, amphicheaeris, circis, chermis, porcubus, aqua ductibus, palaestris,
bibliochecis, _c. oxcirandis, splendorem, ee magniticentiam suam
maxime declarar. Belli autem remporemaenibus, Folsis, aggeribus, vi-
neis, curribus, municionib, propuonaculis, poncibus, castris, arieribus,
balistis, scorpionibus, cacapultis, cormentis, clasibus, cxererisqs machi-
nis sesererribilem, e meruendam ostendic. Sacrapae, Principes, Reges,
Imperatores, Cummi viri opes Cuas nusquam libentius, quam in archi-
rectonicis operibus callocour. Cuinam amplissima illx, _ prodipiolx
prramidesignocx sunt, e inauditae: Onis Babylonix maema cgregium
nempe, e celeberrimum semiramidis Reginx opus ignorat. Diane F. -
phelix remplum, cujus aedificium Asam rniversam duceneorum vi-
inci annarum spacio Collicitam tenuie quem fugic: Mausoli Carix
Regulimmonumentum, nonne proxtermaxinum ejus arciticium inter
Septena orbismiraculi habicum fuit? De operolis, mirisicisq; Roma-
norum Aructuris quid loquar: Ouisnam insencia cempla, magnificas
redes, jucundissim a balnem. amplissima theaErA, MArMOrCmOnUMELS.
rectissimos calles. spatiolas plateas, subrerraneas clocas, innumeram
aquae ductuum mulcicudinem, qui in rrbe ilta genrium domina olim
conspiciebantur pra meriris taudare porerie. Perluaserune sibi viri
Principes, inhumonis nihil pexctarius. aue prxestantius archirectura re
periri: nihil quod hominum mences in maiorum admirationem per-
erahai, ee caciram renerationem compellat, quam splendida, recteque
distribura xdificia. Nec summi viri alia magis apta ratione immorta-
ticarem nancilci, de homines ad fuimemoriam eanguam numinum co-
tendam metius possune inducere, quam operibus archicectonicis, iis
praelerrim, quxe ad communem moreatium cunctorum reilitatem, et
publicum, communeq: Cacieratis humanx beneticium spectanc. Hinc
apudpricosinsionium rebium conditores pocrarum pixconiis, echi-
Aoricorum monumentis immorcalicari conseeraei reperiuntur. Vnde
Archirectura hocnomine maxima vel imprimis commendatione pro-
seguenda ridetur: cum quod homines exagresti, Ferino, inhumanoque
vivendi genere, ciuitatum, oppidorumque conventibus excositatis.
admansuetam, ciuitem, socialemque olim vitam eraduxic: cum quod
nullum opus Principibus, Regibusqs ipsis conrenientius, nec humanu
insuper generi benehcentius, nec rbi magnisiceneia, animiq; alcirudo
mngis, quamin Archicectonicis molibus eluceseat, invenieur: praeser-
im Ci nullis, quamuis immodieis sumpeibus parsum, dt toca edikica-
eio ad communem rlum relata lic.
Ouid, quod faculearis huius beneticio humanum ingenium natUXX
ipsius vires Frequenter superat, ac peruincit: cum ab archicecdis e
monces pertossi, et valles impleca, e colles equari, de rupes excil,
ec scopuli pacetacti, _ terro riscera denudaca, de Aumina directa, ee
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