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Page 83
... nihil esse in societate hominum magis vel Deo gratum , vel rationi consentaneum , esse in civitate nihil aequius , nihil utilius , quam potiri rerum dignissimum . Eum te agnoscunt omnes , Cromuelle , ea tu civis maximus et ...
... nihil esse in societate hominum magis vel Deo gratum , vel rationi consentaneum , esse in civitate nihil aequius , nihil utilius , quam potiri rerum dignissimum . Eum te agnoscunt omnes , Cromuelle , ea tu civis maximus et ...
Page 153
... NIHIL est gemmis , NIHIL est pretiosius auro . Huc animum , huc igitur vultus adverte benignos : Res nova narratur quae nulli audita priorum , Ausonii & Graii dixerunt caetera vates , Ausoniae indictum NIHIL est Graecaeque Camoenae ...
... NIHIL est gemmis , NIHIL est pretiosius auro . Huc animum , huc igitur vultus adverte benignos : Res nova narratur quae nulli audita priorum , Ausonii & Graii dixerunt caetera vates , Ausoniae indictum NIHIL est Graecaeque Camoenae ...
Page 154
... NIHIL est , NIHIL altius astris . Tùque , tibi licet eximium sit mentis acumen , Omnem in naturam penetrans , & in abdita rerum , Pace tua , Memmi , NIHIL ignorare vidêris . Sole tamen NIHIL est , & puro clarius igne . Tange NIHIL , ...
... NIHIL est , NIHIL altius astris . Tùque , tibi licet eximium sit mentis acumen , Omnem in naturam penetrans , & in abdita rerum , Pace tua , Memmi , NIHIL ignorare vidêris . Sole tamen NIHIL est , & puro clarius igne . Tange NIHIL , ...
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