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CVæritur interea [unknown character]s tãtę pondera molis: Sustineat tan
to[unknown character] queat succedere regi. [unknown character] In hoc xv.& vltimo lib.
Metamorphoseos: Ouidius prĩo ponit qualiter nũa
Romulo successit. Postea tractat de doctrina pythagor[unknown character]
philosophi.dic[unknown character]s [unknown character] idẽ philosophus esus carniũ quorũcũ[unknown character]
aĩaliũ [unknown character]hibebat dicẽs. Parcite mortales dapib9 temerare
nephãdis Corpora: sunt fruges: sũt deducẽtia ramos Pondere
põa suo: tũidę[unknown character] in vitib9 vuę. Sũt hærbæ dulces sũt [unknown character] mitesce[unknown character]
flãma Molliri[unknown character] queãt: nec vobis lactea hũor Eripi[unknown character]. nec mella
thimiredolentia flore. Prodiga diuitias alimẽta[unknown character] mitia tellus
Sug gerit: at[unknown character] epulas sine cęde & san guine [unknown character]bet. Et in fra. Heu
[unknown character]tũ scelus ẽ in visceraviscera condi: Cõgesto[unknown character] auidũ pingues
cere corpore corpus. Alterius[unknown character] aĩantem animãtis viuere lęto?
[unknown character] Pręponit etiãætatẽ aureã ętati pręsenti [unknown character]a tũc aĩalia tuta viuebant
cũ nemo insidiare[unknown character] eisdem. Ouidi9. At vetus illa ætas
cui fecim9 aurea nomẽ Fœtib9 arboreis:& quas humus educat
hęrbis Fortũata fuit: nec polluit ora cruore. Tunc & aues tutę
mouere per aera pẽnas Etlep9 ĩpauid9 medijs errauit in aruis.
Cũcta sine insidijs nullã[unknown character] timẽtia fraudẽ Plena[unknown character] pacis erant.
Itẽ. Quid meruistis oues placidũ pec9 in[unknown character] tuẽdos Natũ homi
nes: pleno [unknown character] fertis in vbere nectar. Mollia [unknown character] nobisvĩas velaĩa
lanas Præbetis vita[unknown character] magis [unknown character] morte iuuatis? Quid meruere
boues animal sine fraude: do[unknown character] Innocuum: simplex: natum

tolerare labores? Vñ fames hoĩ vetito[unknown character] tanta cibo[unknown character]ẽ? [unknown character] Pro
batetiã pythagoras sicut ponit.oui. [unknown character] oĩa: sutĩ mutatiõe & mo
tu & [unknown character] oĩa [unknown character] sũt: cõtinue alterã[unknown character]. Et hoc [unknown character]bat ex mutatiotione
[unknown character] ętatũ & elemẽto [unknown character] & [unknown character]sona[unknown character] sicut pulcherrĩe deduci ab
odẽ. [unknown character] De mutatiõe aũt personarũ ipse ponit [unknown character] aĩæ sũt ĩmor
ales & [unknown character] de corporib9 in corpora transeũt & sic nouę personę
fiunt. Vnde etiã ipse dicit se fusse euphorbũ militẽ troianũ occisũ
in bello troião ab atride rege: nũc vero se dicit pythagorã
& sic dicit animã esse eandem sed de corpore ad corpus esse mu
tatã: q [unknown character] licet sit erroneũ: tamẽ mirabile fuit dictũ. Ouidi9. Mor
e carent animę. sem[unknown character][unknown character] priore relicta: sede: nouis, dõib9 viuũt
habitãt[unknown character] receptę. Itẽ Oĩa mutan[unknown character] nihil interit errat: & illĩc hue
venit hinc illuc: & quoslibet occupat artus Spũs: e[unknown character] feris hũa
na in corpora transit. In[unknown character] feras n[unknown character]:nec t[unknown character]e deperit vllo. Parcite
vaticinor cognatas cęde nephanda Exturbare aĩas nec san
guine sanguis ala[unknown character]. Nihil est toto quod perstet in orbe Cunct
ũt omnis[unknown character] vagans forma[unknown character] imago Ipsa quo[unknown character] assiduo voluuntur
tẽpora motu. I tem. Tẽpus edax reu tu[unknown character] inuidiosa ve
tustas. Oĩa destruitis vitiata[unknown character] dentib9 æui Paulatim lenta con
sumitis oĩa morte: hęc quo[unknown character] nõ perstant.[unknown character] nos elementa voca
mus. Nec species sua cui[unknown character] manet: rerũ [unknown character] nouatrix Ex alijs alias
reparat natura figuras Nil equidem durare diu sub imagine
eadẽ crediderim. [unknown character] Ponit etiã quomõ aliquę terrę aliqñ fuerũt
insulę: sicut Antissa & Pharos & phœnissa tyr9 ciuitates: [unknown character] nũc
insulę esse desierũt: & factę sunt in terra firma. Ecõtrario aũt aliquę
terrę aliquando fuerũt cõtinuę & firmę sicut leucas quę tan
dẽ factę sunt insulę mari circũcinctę: Ponit etiã quomõ aliqu
ciuitates sũt ex toto sub aquis submer sæ sicut sũt helice & bu
ciuitates achaię. Et etiã [unknown character] quędã terrę quæ aliqñ fuerũt planę:
factę sũt mõtuosę sicut accidit in trœzene. Põit etiã de proprie
tatib9 mirabilib9 quorũdã fontiũ & aqua[unknown character] sicut est fons salma
cis & clitori9. Demutatiõe etiã alia[unknown character] re[unknown character] particulariũ i[unknown character]e ponit
mirabilia. Ponit quomodo apes nascũ[unknown character] de carnib9 tauro[unknown character]
vespę de carnibus equorũ sepultorũ: scorpiones de carnib9 cã
crorũ si adẽptis brachijs sepelian[unknown character] sub terra: papiliones de carnib9
eruca[unknown character] siue tinearũ agrestiũ scz arbo[unknown character]: angues de medullis
hoĩm mortuo[unknown character]: ranę de corruptiõe paludũ & limo[unknown character]. Ponit
etiam quomodo vrsi nascuntur sine membris.apes sine pedibus
& alis quę tamen postea figurãtur & in naturã cõpletã formantur.
Ponit etiã quomõ phœnix se renouat: quomodo hiena
serpens sexum mutat: quomodo camaleon de vento viuit:
quomodo de lincis vrina lapis preosus venit: quomodo i
am natura radicem seu herbam marinam in coralium cõuertit.
Vltimo ponit de mutatione glorię ciuitatum: quomodo thebę
Athenę: micenę troa & plures alię fuerunt olim nobil &
maximę ciuitates: de quib9 tñ hodie vix remanet nisi nomen.
Et alia plura ponit Ouidi9 ex quibus pythagoras varietatẽ &
mutabilitatẽ rer[unknown character] vult ostendere: naturæ opera recitãdo. [unknown character] Ex
istisoĩbus optime proba[unknown character] [unknown character] omnia subsunt vanitati & [unknown character] nihil
est stabile in hoc mundo: quia naturaliter orñia videmus continue
variari Ideo de deo qui solus est ĩmutabilis dici[unknown character] in Psal.
Mutabis eos & mutabun[unknown character] tu autẽ idem ipse es. Et boetius in.z.
decõsolatiõe. Stabilis[unknown character] manẽs das cũcta moueri. Vnde Oui.
Desinet ante dies & in alto phœbus anhelos æquore tinget
quos [unknown character] consequar oĩa verbs In species translata nouas: sic
omnia verti Cernimus. Item Cęlum & quocũ[unknown character] sub illo est: Im
mutat formas. [unknown character] Hippolytus fuit miles qui cũ quadam die in
curru suo iuxta mare transiret subito mari ĩtumescẽte: corni
ger hinc taur9 ruptis expellitur vndis. cũ quo focę & vituli cor
nuti cũ alijs mõstris apparuerũt. Quo viso territie [unknown character] Hippolyti
fugerũt: rota curr9 cadẽte & Hippolyto ad arborẽ adherente
corp9 ipsius penit9 acerarunt. Cũigi[unknown character] adinferos mortuus peruenisset
& ibi illa opaca regna vidisset affuit ipsi diana [unknown character] resusci
rauit: eũ & eo [unknown character] bis vir relurgendo extiit ipsum virbiũ nũcu-
auit. [unknown character] Talis est x[unknown character]s quia sciz equi et9.i.iudæi quos antiquit9
habena supernę disciplinę regebat: monstris mirabilio [unknown character] suo [unknown character]
trriti: & maxime de nouitate vituli de mari erũpẽtis.i.lazari de
inferis resurgẽtis: ipsum adherentẽ arbori.i. cruci: lacerauerũt:
& mortuũ ad inferos trãsmiserunt. diana tamen.i. diuinitas ip
sum resuscitauit: & sic virbius pro eo [unknown character] bis vires & vit[unknown character] habuit
dictus fuit. [unknown character] Vel dic cõtra apostatas qui virbij possunt dici [unknown character]eo
[unknown character] bis s[unknown character]t mortui & bis viui: inquãtũ sũt multotiẽs [unknown character] incon
stãtiã: recidiui Iudę.i. arbores antũnales ĩfructuosę bis mortuę
[unknown character] V[unknown character] dic de pœnitete [unknown character] a curru g[unknown character]ęcadit qñ equ9 ei9 caro vel a
fect9 [unknown character] mala desideria i[unknown character]z trahit. diana tñ.i. beata virgo ipsũ vi
uificat: & sic merito virbiũipsũ vocat. [unknown character] Tages fuit prim9 inter
augures [unknown character] istã sciãm adĩuenit [unknown character] scz de terra.i. de gleba fatalisine
hoĩs mĩsterio fact9 fuit. Rustic9 erñ quidã cũ terrã araret sub
ito vidit glebã terr[unknown character] [unknown character] semoueret: & [unknown character] se paulatĩ ĩ hũanũ corp9
formata est: ita [unknown character] hõ viuens deterra se erexit qui scilicet tages
dictus est: hic populũ ethruscum primus edocuit calus aperire
futuros. [unknown character] Sic dico [unknown character] x[unknown character]se terra id est virgine gloriosa sine vi
rili sem ne factus fuit & in hominẽ miraculose transformatus
Ecc.lxvij. Deus creauit de terra hoĩem. de quo scilicz Rusticus
id est gentilis populus est miratus. Iste est ig[unknown character] qui homines docuit
diuinare & de futuris bonis & malis sic cogitare. Dict9 est
tegit fideles. Eccl.xxxiiij. Protector potentię firma-
ment viutis tegimẽ ardoris. [unknown character] Vel dic [unknown character] illi qui per se de ter
ra creãtur .i. destatu ĩfimo erig[unknown character]tur & per solam dei occultã vir
tutẽ ad statũ debitũ hodie illi quide futuris [unknown character] cõ
siderationẽ amplius cõiecturãt:& per spũale augur[unknown character]ũ inibi potius
meditãtur.[unknown character]s. Cogitaui dies antiquos Exẽplo ioseph qui
sine cõsilio hũano: sed solũ dei [unknown character]uidẽtia fuerat dñs ęgypti. genesis.xliiij.
An ignoratis [unknown character] nõ sit similis meiin augurãdi sciẽ-
tia [unknown character]a illi [unknown character]a deo solũ & no ab hoĩe promouẽ[unknown character] sũt meliores au
gues.i. de futuris & occultis dei iudicijs iudicantes. [unknown character] Cũ Ro
mulus femel inter milites suos esset: hastã suã in terrã fixit: cuius
ferrũ staim in radicẽ mutatũ est ipsa [unknown character] hasta floruit fructus[unknown character]
portauit:& vmbrã insperatã transeũtib9 fecit. Ouidi. Nõex
pectatas dabat admirantib9 vmbras. [unknown character] Talis lancea est crux
x[unknown character]i quã sz Romul9 i[unknown character]e x[unknown character]s in terra ecclesię per fidẽ plantauit
ita [unknown character] flores gę:& fruct9 gię nobis protulit & vmbra eius idẽ
spes & fiducia fideles dulciter recreauit. [unknown character]s. Lignũ quod plãtatũ
est secus decursus aquarũ quod fructũ suũ dabit in tempore
suo. [unknown character] Vel dic [unknown character] ita hasta ẽ beata virgo quę scilicz sicca in cor
pore [unknown character] florẽ virgĩtatis portat fructũ.[unknown character].filiũ dei [unknown character]creat & s vm
bra fiducię suę peccatores cõfortat. Figurata in virga aaron [unknown character]
sicca floruit & fructũ fecit. Numeri xvij. Et Ezechi.xvij. Frõde
re feci lignũ aridũ. [unknown character] Cipp9 futrex romanorũ qui ante [unknown character] ad re
gnũ assumere[unknown character] semel cũ de prœlijs plurimis [unknown character]uę cõmiserat victor[unknown character]
extiterat rediret ad vrbem: casu in aquã respiciens vidit
se cornutũ:& cum tangendo manibus probasset: admirãs vocauit
prędictũ tagẽ vt augurio diceret [unknown character]d hoc esset. Tages aũt
[unknown character]z eẽ futu[unknown character] regẽ asseruit Rex ait o salue tibi.n.tibicippe tuis[unknown character]
hic loc9 et latię parebũt cornib9 arces.rex eris & sceptro tutus
poiere perenni. Cũ[unknown character] cornua eius lauro velasset ingrediẽs vrbẽ
dixit ciuib9 fatatuz esse [unknown character] ille [unknown character] habebat cornua in exercitu
suo rex ipsorũ esse debebat:& statim frontẽ discoopriens cor
nua ostẽdit & sicĩ vrbe rex est cõstitut9. [unknown character] Sic vere vide[unknown character] inter
nos accidere:quia ex hoc statim [unknown character] aliqu s aliquid famose fece
rit cornua suę su[unknown character]bię velat & cœlat & cõsilio augurũ idest adu
latorũ: ad regnũ id est ad alta mũdi officia tẽptat ascẽdere:& se
dignũ reputare. Dato e[unknown character] [unknown character] cornua superbię suę prĩo per
litatẽ fictam velare dica[unknown character]: ipse tamen ad nihil aliud ambit nisi
vt Rex idest rector vel prælatus efficiatur. Abacuch tertio
Cornua in manibus eius. De qua fictione humilitatis patetin
to cippo cui cũ regnũ [unknown character]mittere[unknown character]. Rettulit ille pdẽ touam [unknown character] a
mœĩb9 vrbis. Auertens faciẽ [unknown character]cul ah [unknown character]cul omina dixit Talia
dij pellant. multo[unknown character] ego iustius ęuum Exul agã: [unknown character] me videant
capitolia regem. [unknown character] Et breuiter verum est [unknown character] illi qu victoriã de
mundo carne vel diabolo habuerũt vel qui de hostibus ium-
pharũt fiũt finaliter conuti.i.arrogantes & superbi & ad appe
tendum regnũ valde prompti figurati in moise qui quãdo de
monte desœndit pro eo [unknown character] in cõsortio dei fuerat: facies ei9 cornuta
apparuit. Exodi.xxxiiij.quia sępe fit [unknown character] homo cornut9.i.
elatus efficitur: qñ se fuisse cũ do gloria[unknown character]:& qñ se sanctũ vel amic[unknown character]
d[unknown character]i gloria[unknown character].iij.regũ.xxij. Fecit fedechias sibi cornua fer
rea. [unknown character] Vel dic [unknown character] cornua significãt fortitudinẽ & virtutẽ ad hostes
mentis & corporis impugnãdũ. Illiigi[unknown character] [unknown character] talib9 conibus
muniti: digni sunt ad regnũ.i.ad pręlaturã ecclesię & ad culmẽ
ęternę glorię sublimati.[unknown character]s. O[unknown character]ia cnua peccatorũ cõfringã
& exultabũt cornua iusti. [unknown character] Vrbẽ Romanã grauissima morbo
ũ ingluuies deuastauit quare romani ad templũ delphicũ in [unknown character]
naso monte [unknown character] est in orbis medio situs sicut dicit Ouidi9 vbi A
pollo coleba[unknown character] & ibi responsa verissima dat [unknown character] remedio legatos
destinauerũt. Quibus apollo respondit[unknown character] filium suum Aesculapium
quærerent.& [unknown character] ipsũ romam ducerent & ibi eum colerent:
et contra mortẽ & pestẽ remediũ ĩ uenirent. Igi[unknown character] apud epi-
dauũ mittię vbi ęsculapius cũ forma humana: barba prolixa:
manu dextera ad barbam extensa: baculum agrestem quodaz
serpente circũdatũ tenebat in sinistra Qui in serpentẽ transfigurat9
cũ legatis romanis nauẽ ingrediens romam duci[unknown character]: templum[unknown character]
inbi fabricatur ei:& sic pestilentia quæ vrbem vasta-
bat terminatur. [unknown character] Dic allegorice [unknown character] apollo est de9 qui romę isti
scilicet mundo compatiens pro eo [unknown character] peccati pestilentia vast
ba[unknown character] filiũ suũ x[unknown character]m concessit hoĩb9: qui in serpentẽ.i.in corpora
lẽhoĩez transformat9 ad romã hui9 mũdi venit se[unknown character] col[unknown character]dũ ex
hibuit: in templo ecclesię q[unknown character] sibi dedicatũ est: se [unknown character]sonaliter [unknown character]s[unknown character]
auit. Et sic [unknown character]hui9 virtutẽ & ecclesiastica sacramẽta pctĩ iufirmi
tas curatur.& spũalis sanitas restaura[unknown character]. Figurat9 in virga moy
si quæ proijecta in terram vertebatur in serpentem quem Moy
ses timuit accipere. Exodi.iiij. Caudam tamen eius præcepto
domini iussus est appręh[unknown character]dere quia virga virtutis filius det dũ
de cęlo in terrã proijci[unknown character] fit serpẽsid est corporalis homo quẽ ta
mẽ moyses id est iudaic9 pp[unknown character]s nõ recipit per fidẽ in cauda tñ.i.
in fie i[unknown character]m ap[unknown character]hendet & credet qñ oĩs israel salu9 rit. ad ro.xj
[unknown character] Vel dic [unknown character] æsculapius qui fuit sũm9 medic9 & solis fili9: ẽ prę
latus [unknown character] est medic9 aĩtũ & solis.i.x[unknown character]i spãlis filius & successor.
Iste ig[unknown character] debet habere barbã virilitatis & cõstantiæ baculũ seueritatis
& iustitię: sed circa istũ baculũ debz inuolui serpẽs sagacitatis
& prouidentię. Barbã tñ suã.i. virilitatẽ & cõstaãtiã & fe-
ocitatẽ quã debz habere: tene[unknown character] sępetangere.i. in mẽtẽ habere.
iuxta illud Senecę Cũ maritũ te co gitaueris. & virũ cogita. Et
in prouerbijs philosopho[unknown character] narra[unknown character] de diogene [unknown character] cũ peteret al
quis cur tã magnã barbã haberet. respõdit: vt sępius eam tangẽdo
vi[unknown character] me eẽ mẽinero. Altera vero baculũ teneat: vt.s.iusti
tiã & prudẽtiã nũ [unknown character] spernat. Exodi.xij. Tenẽtes baculos ĩ manib9.
[unknown character]a [unknown character]lat9 debz sem[unknown character] cogitare se esse virum.i.se habere offi
ciũ viri. [unknown character] Vel dic [unknown character] æsculapius fili9 solis [unknown character] antiquit9 pingeba
tur cũ barba: sol vero siue Apollo pater ei9 pĩgeba[unknown character] imberbis
.i.sine barba. significat pręlatos cupidos & auaros [unknown character] su[unknown character] barba
.i.su[unknown character]diuitiis solliciti esse noscũõ. Et iõ isti vnã manũ ad barbã
sem[unknown character] noscũ[unknown character] habere. Altera vero baculũ cũ serpẽte.i.rigorẽ iu
stitię cũ cautelis malicię ad alios spoliandos tenẽt. Sz [unknown character]d[unknown character] Pro
certo sicut ponit. Valeri9. Cũ dionysius tyrãn9 semel [unknown character] quãdaz
ciuitatẽ trãsiret:& ęsculapij imaginẽ cũ magna barba aurea de
pictã videret: [unknown character]dictã barbã rapuit & recepit asserẽs [unknown character] indecens
rat filiũ esse barbatum ex quo pei9 apollo fuerat sine barba.
[unknown character] X[unknown character]s nõ habuit huiusmõi barbã.i. diuitias: [unknown character]a sẽ[unknown character] fuit pau[unknown character]
& ĩops.Mat.viij. Vulpes foueas hñt & volucres cęli nidos fili9
aũt hoĩs nõ habz vbi caput suũ reclinet. I sti ig[unknown character] tyrãni dato [unknown character]
malamĩt[unknown character]tionẽ habeant [unknown character] illos nullomõ excusat: illud tñ ẽ ve
rũ [unknown character] indecẽs [unknown character] imberbẽ p[unknown character]ez: barbatos filios habere.i.sub x[unknown character]o
[unknown character]au[unknown character]e discipulos esse diuites. quia sicut dici[unknown character] Eccl.x.Qualis ẽ
rector ciuitatis:& tales ĩhabitãtes ĩ ea. [unknown character] Post hęc tractat. Oui.
de occisione iulij & deificatione eiusdẽ:& in laudib9 augusti ter
minat librũ hũc vltimũ metamorphoseos. Vnde pro odẽ augusto
sic orat in fine. Tarda sit illa dies & n[unknown character]o serior ęuo Q ua
caput augustũ quẽ tẽperat orberelicto: Accedat cęlo faueat[unknown character]
[unknown character]cantib9 absens. Duę vero sequentes historię seu fabulę nõ ha
bentur in textu. [unknown character] Iuppiter voluit rapere thetidẽ deã aqua[unknown character]: sz
fatatum erat: [unknown character] si hoc faceret filiũ maiorẽ se gñaret qui eũ de re
gno expelleret. Vñ Oui.in xj.libro su[unknown character]i9 Nã[unknown character]senex thetidi [unknown character]-
eus dea dixerat vñ Cõcipe m[unknown character] eris iuuenis qui fortibus armis
Acta patris vincet: maior[unknown character] vocabi[unknown character] illo. Quapropter ne [unknown character]c[unknown character]
mundus Ioue mai9 haberet ipsam pleo in vxorẽ debit : a quo
tandẽ magnũ Achillẽ cõcepit ad nuptias autẽ isto [unknown character]: oẽs deo
& deas [unknown character]ter deã discordiã Iuppiter cõuocauit. [unknown character] Ista exponen
do l[unknown character]aliter sc[unknown character]m fulgẽtiũ per iouẽ intelligi[unknown character]ignis: per thetidem
qua: per peleũ vero intelligi[unknown character] terra: peles e[unknown character] lutũ interprcta[unknown character].
Dic ergo [unknown character] Iuppiter.i.ignis cũ thetide nõ vult coite qua scilz
cõmixtio ignis & a quõ nõ potest inuicẽ cõuenire. [unknown character]n ex tali cõ
cubitu igns perdat inquãtũ áqua igni cõuĩcta ipsũ suffocat &
extinguit. Thetis ig[unknown character].i.aqua siue humor cũ peleo.i.cũ terra seu
luto cõtrahit & Achilles gñatur:in [unknown character]tũ de terra & humore I oue
.i.igne iuuante homo cõpletę creatur. Oẽs vero dij ad nuptia
veniũt inquãtũ omnes planetę & stellę in generatione hoĩs in
fluũt & cõueniũt. Sola vero discordia dici[unknown character] abesse. in [unknown character]tũ cõcor
dia elemẽtorũ in generatiõe hoĩs est necessaria. [unknown character] Vel si vis expone
ista moraliter & dic [unknown character] Iuppiter significat virũ iustũ [unknown character] reuera
cũ thetide.i.aquarũ seu deliciarũ dea scz cũ voluptate nõ
debz cõtrahere: nec passim cũ ea nubere quia reuera talẽ filiũ.i.
tale tẽptatiõis vitiũ & tal[unknown character] cõcupiscẽtię fasciculũ posst gignere:
[unknown character] eũ faceret deregno aĩę & de virtutis altitudine vacillare.
Aqua.n.extinguit ignẽ.i. mũdi voluptas & prosperitas iustũ
& virtuosum su[unknown character]at & subuertit. Dimittat ig[unknown character] luppiter.i. vir iustus
istã vxorẽ.i.mũdi prosperitatẽ peleo iue luto.i.hoĩb9 vo
luptuosis carnis & lutosis & tradatur viris iustis & virtuosis.
Ignis e[unknown character] & aqua simul cõuenire nequeunt: & iust9 & voluptas
simul habitare nõ possunt. Hc.xvj. Nõ accipies vxorẽ & non
erunt tibi filij. & filię in loco isto. Et Geñ.xxvij. Si acceperit Ia
cob vorẽ de stirpe huius terrę: nolo viuere. [unknown character] Admet9 rex græ
cię: alcestam accepit vxorem: qui cũ in firmare[unknown character] & mori deberet
rogauit Apollinẽ vt ei parceret & [unknown character] ei viã cõcederet. Respon
dit apollo hoc nullo modo posse fieri nisi aliquis de amicis ei9
mori proeo vellet Acesta vero vxor ei9 virũ diligẽs [unknown character]eo mor
ti se subiecit & ad inferos loco vii descendit. hercules aũt post
ea ad infernũ descendẽs pro cane cerbero extrahẽdo: ipsam in
inferno inuenit:& pietate motus eã extraxit & ad vitã reduxit.
[unknown character] I stud allega de affectu bonarũ mulierũ quę viros suos per[unknown character]e
cte diligũt ita [unknown character] amore ipsorũ: se morti exponerẽt. I stę ig[unknown character] dignę
sũt vt ab inferis.i.a purgatorio: hercu.i.x[unknown character]s eas extrahat:
& [unknown character] propter fidẽ cõiugalẽ quã habẽt ad gloriã secũ ducat. Q [unknown character]
est hodie cõtra multas quę nõ solũ pro viris mori nolunt: ĩmo
mort[unknown character] eorũ appetũt. Multę e[unknown character] sũt quę dicũt se velle mori [unknown character]ro
viris & in veritate: nollẽt pro is ali[unknown character]d sustinere. [unknown character] Sicut narr
ur de quadã iuuẽcula quęse dicebat magis velle mori [unknown character] virum
Q [unknown character] [unknown character] bare volens vir: dixit [unknown character] mors intra triduũ erat ventura:
Cũ[unknown character] ipsa [unknown character] viro se velle mori diceret sic factũ ẽ [unknown character] vir caponez
vnũ viuũ deplumauit & abscõdit: ipse vir in latibulo se posuit
& [unknown character] morti [unknown character] erat vẽtura nullatenus vbi latebat ostẽderet: vxo
ri pręcepit vbiergo capo nud9 & deplumat9 exijt: vx or i[unknown character]m eẽ
mortẽ credidit: & timẽs cœpit clamare dicens. Nõ sũ ille: nõ sũ
lle quẽ petis: locũ[unknown character] vi vir latebat ostẽdit: Q [unknown character]vir vidẽs de l
tibulo egredi[unknown character]: vxoris[unknown character] falsa [unknown character]missa increpat: caponẽ[unknown character] occidens
comedit: dicẽs vxori [unknown character] de illa morte nõ comederet quaz
[unknown character] ipso incurrere nõ volebat. Multa alia sũt exempla. [unknown character] Vel dic
[unknown character] quãdo[unknown character] iuuẽcula mulier pro viro morieba[unknown character] sicut hic dicitur
de alcesta: & sicut narrat plini9 in naturali historia lib. vij. de pa
tre Graccho[unknown character]: [unknown character] cũ dixissẽt augures [unknown character] necesse erat [unknown character] i[unknown character]e v v
xor ei9 interficere[unknown character] vt alter su[unknown character]uiueret pro eo [unknown character] in do mo sua du
os serpentes prendiderat: voluit [unknown character] ipse nõ vxor sua occidere[unknown character]
quia vxor erat iuuenis: ipse vero senex. [unknown character] Vel dic [unknown character] Admetus
rex gręciæ est de9 cuius vxor est quęlibz sancta virgo quę vere
magis voluit mori [unknown character] martyriũ corpora[unknown character]r:[unknown character] [unknown character] vir ei9 morere[unknown character]
in cordibus hominu spiritualiter. Magis em voluerunt sanctę
virgines pro fide mortem subire: [unknown character] fidem catholicã in aliquo
deperire. Hercules igitur istas de inferno scilicet christus eripuit
& secum ad paradisum duxit: quia pro ipso mortẽ subire nul
latenus dubitauerũt dicẽtes illud. [unknown character]s. Propter te mortificamur
tota die: ęstimati sumus sicut oues occisionis. &c.