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# Title: LBr. 66 · Biel
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sub num. 1ca inque Hos inter occurrunt quidam quos appendicis
loco retinere debur. Hac enim lex est auctionum
nostrarum, ut qui librum impetraverit, in sequen
tem licendi initium faciat. Proxima hebdomade
operam dabo, ut et reliquos quos jussisti libros
in usus duos. Vir Excebentissime, acquiram
In sol. pervenerunt usque ad num. 187. in ato ad
num. 213. in gro ad num. 274. in iEmo ad num
233.
Qn. Seoretarive sivers qui jam mor
bo laborat a Dn. D. Wagnero libros accepit, mi
hique jussit, ut ofsiciosissimam Tibi salutem nomine.
suo nunciarem).
Superiori hebdomade per
dies aliquat Wolssenbuttela in Bibliotheca Thorius
Etymologicum perlustravi illudue a Photi Lexico
in Psibliotheca Bodlejana exonus hodie asservato
plane differre observavi. Hoc enim non etymolo
gicum est, ut (od ex ille Gudianus, sed potius Rhe
foricum cujus generis et alia olim Lepiva et
fiterunt et hodie Harpocrationis habemus. Sete
rum in etymologico Thotii non solum voces Grae
ea ad origines suos revocantur. sed Atiam Hetrai
ea quadam, ut Adau. Aandsia Asacin etc
quamvis minus feliciter,.ut atibi forsitan decla
226. IrF8. et 215.
in 12.