(11) Quem animum esse dicunt.] Ciceronis est ex libro de Consolatione, cujus est et illud: ex divinitate omnes animos haustos, aut acceptos, aut libatos Deorum cognatione teneri. P.

(12) Samius philosophus.] Puto leg. Pythagoras Samius philosophus propter cognationem inter se, etc. aversatus et fabam : quod sequitur de flore fabæ, alibi me legisse non memini: ne apud Porphyrium quidem, qui hanc hæresim doctissimis et elegantissimis libris defendere conatus est. P.

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Si sic ponatur.] Dubito an non potius sit legendum, si seponantur, id est, si sibi relinquantur, putrescunt, unde succus rubicundior. Pythagoræ sanguis ob similitudinem dictus. Almel. A

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(1) Ista a pler.] Referuntur tamen ex ea quædam ut Juven. non a Prisciano modo, sed et a Serv. in I et II Aeneid. P.

(2) Vel si sint pericula.] Fortassis, vel si absint. P.

(3) Darupsis militibus.] Forte. Pro ipsis. P.

(4) Ignavus de mulino.] Malim, in alio Mutinensis, rhetor aliquis de Mutina: vel mulino, id est, ignavus. P.

(5) Antiquis* si testimonium.] Dematur astericus. Sed ne hæc quidem notare institueram, et jumenta vocant, et sol inclinat, ut satirici tandem nostri et verbis et consilio utar. Itaque finem facio : tantum illud addam, quod sequitur de castrensi peculio esse ex interlineari glossa, quæ et signorum comitem, vexillarium interpretatur. Verum hæc, quod initio admonui, non unius ingenii, ut scripturæ, sic vitiorum et errorum mixturam passa sunt, quæ dignoscere ac recensere, criticæ opus est. P.

IN ALTERA PARTE.

P. 3, lin. 13, in textu; lege in textum.-P. 36, lin. 18, caractere; lege charactere, ita et p. 43, lin. 11. - P. 48, lin. 3, alter minus præcedentibus notus; lege alter haud magis quàm præcedentes notus.—P. 68, lin. 3, M. D. A. V ; lege, M. A. D. V. (Marolles, abbé de Villeloin.)

P. 70, lin. 6, Neuw; leg. New.-P. 73, lin. 23, scholiastici ; lege scholastici.-P. 77, lin. 21, epithaphium; lege epitaphium.-P. 104, lin. 8, sint; lege essent.-P. 273, lin. 19, nam; lege sine. N. B. Hoc mendum exstat apud codicem P. Pithoei.

VOCABULORUM OMNIUM,

QUAE IN SATIRIS JUVENALIS

LEGUNTUR.

Prior numerus Satiram; posteriores versum indicant.

A.

Abnuat, VI, 540.
Abnuerit, XV, 104.

A, 1, 14, 36, 99; III, 57, 71, Abolla, IV, 76.

89, 106, 202, 321; IV, 3,
116; V, 44, 91, 109; VI, 26,
35, 69, 139, 233, 253, 285,
376, 503, 528, 554; VII, 70,
163,164, 196; VIII, 130; IX,
115, 140; X, 1, 29,72, 126,131,
171, 247; XI, 23, 42, 51, 89,
146, 147, 160; XII, 14, 58;
XIII, 30, 36, 110, 122, 149,
158, 170, 231; XIV, 14, 170;
XV, 30, 72, 143, 146; XVI,
17, etc.

Ab, I, 49; II, 81; III, 109;
IV, 130; V, 125, 135, 155;
VI, 328, 348; VIII, 272;
X, 253, 270; XI, 26, 113;
XII, 28, 130; XVI, 25.
Abaci, III, 204.

Abditus,VI, 237.

Abdomine, II, 86; IV, 107.
Abeant, XIV, 149.

Abest, VI, 294.

Abeunt, I, 132; VI,

Abit, VI, 128.

312.

Abollæ, III, 115.
Abortivis, II, 32.
Abortivo, VI, 368.
Abreptum, XIII, 175.
Abrupta, VI, 649.
Abrupto, XIV, 250.
Abscindere, II, 116.
Abscondente, VI, 120.
Abscondere, XII, 18.
Abscondit, VIII, 202; IX, 33.
Absenti, I, 123.

Absit, IV, 130; XVI, 25.
Absolvitur, XIII, 3.
Absorbuit, VI, 126.
Abstineas, XIV, 38.
Abstinet, VI, 535; XI, 171; XV,

II.

Abstinuit, XIV, 99; XV, 173.
Abstuleris, VI, 331..

Abstulit, IV, 19, 151; VIII,
241; X, 286.

Absumpto, XV, 91.
Abundat, II, 8.

Ac, I, 65, 98; II, 34, 43,
72, etc.

Accedente, XI, 85.
Accepta, VI, 113.
Acceptæ, XIII, 186.
Acceptissima, III, 58.
Accepto, XIII, 129.

Accî, VI, 70.
Accidit, XII, 29.

Accipe, III, 87, 295; IV, 65;
VII, 36, 165, 243; XIII, 120;

XIV, 191; XV,

Accipere, X, 295.

31.

Acta, II, 136; VII, 104.
Actiaca, II, 209.

Actoris, II, 100.

Actorum, IX, 84.

Actum, VI, 58; X, 155; XIV,
149.

Accipiat, I, 42, 55; VII, 147. Acu, II, 94; VI, 498.

Accipient, II, 83.

Accipies, I, 99.

Accipiet, VIII, 87.

Accipimus, IX, 31.

Accipis, VI, 76.

Accipit, III, 103; VI, 473.

Accipiunt, III, 133; XII, 88.,
Accurrit, III, 215.

Accusare, III, 54.

Accusat, VI, 243.

Accusator, I, 161.
Accusatori, XIII, 187.
Accuset, II, 27.

Acer, II, 77; VII, 190.
Acerbi, VII, 57.
Acerbo, XIV, 18, 54.
Acerbum, XI, 44.
Acersecomes, VIII, 127.

Acervo, VI, 364; XIII, 1o.

Acervos, XIII, 57.

Acervus, VIII, 99.

Acestes, VII, 235.

Acumen, IV, 102.

Ademit, XVI, 37.

Adeo, III, 274; VI, 50; VIII,
182; X, 297; XI, 131; XII,
36; XIII, 59, 183; XIV,
234.

Adeo, VI, 59.

Adeoque, VIII, 182.

Adest, IV, 107; V, 63; VI,
220; X, 254; XII, 67.
Adhibere, V, 16.

Aceto, III, 292; X, 153; XIII, Adhibet, II, 135.

Adhuc, III, 111, 215; IV, 10;

VI, 129, 193, 228, 502; VII,
196; VIII, 35; X, 116; XII,
15; XIII, 41; XV, 35.
Adipata, VI, 631.
Adjuta, VI, 506.

Adjutor, III, 322.

Adjuvat, XII, 42.
Admirabile, IV, 39.
Admirabilis, XIII, 53.
Admirandisque, X, II.

Admirari, VII, 31.
Admiratio, VI, 646.
Admiserit, X, 255.
Admisit, VI, 494.
Admissa, IV, 64.
Admittas, X, 340.

Admitte, VI, 329.

Admittentia, V, 69; VII, 65.
Admittere, XIV, 217.

Admittunt, III, 235; XIII, 237. Aedilis, X, 102.

Adorat + III, 300; VI, 322; Aegypti, VI, 527.

Adversis, X, 129; XII, 53; XIII, Aeneam, I, 162.