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# Title: LBr. 251 · Fabricius, J.
# Folio 167v, page id DE-611-HS-971102:0338
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I. Basilicis Ss. Martyrom, Marcellini ppesbyteri D Petri
exoristae de urbe: Paradisus Atsenaum hominis notitis:
franc. Blanetinus oratione funebre in memoria D. Le
poldi imperatoris: Hieom. Baraffaldus Comentarium
in Inscriptione Terrariense memoria stat. Musa Brasavole
consceratam: Nic. Tartsen. Gianettarius Ver Herculanu:
Apostol Zeno Mappa sistonicae tomio qua, ubi contirenq vi-
ta Rec Dania V H ornegia, a princisio rgui usque ad anum
issente: Jac. Mac. Ayrolus oratime de istantia lingua sunctae
habita in Collegio romino: Santus Alex. Maffens oratione pa-
rentalem in honoee B. Episcepi Meldetsis, Bossuet. Reo.
Gablonckic iterm regavi, ut ansilium detum suo loco qua opti-
me conendent, nes tempori porcant, ne porthc ovasio calva
depretentat. S. Orbano misi Fartesu &t meas sonside-
rationes, atque ut libere sententia misi sua deis aperiat,
rogavi, et rescribit, siti utranque valde proberi, sed vererise.
ne apud nostrites, ut fieri intatibus solet, invidiam in–
curram. Ego vero gam non amplius metuo, qui iniria oduque