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p, 481. 10] APOLOGETICVS 13, 14 235
enectus Cic, De Diuinat, ii § 73, Tert. ad nat, i 10 p, 78 1, 14
Wiss, non dico...enecta et tabida quaeque mactatis, de opimis
autem et integris superuacua esui ca.pitula, et ungulas et plumarum
saetarumque praeuulsa, et si quid domi quoque abiecturi
fuissetis. Lasaulx 275 n, 387, Arnob, l 39 ueternosis arboribus. 5
Hermippos in Athen, 551 a (to Dionysos) 01 ydp irevofievoi \
dvoTTTjpd aoi Ovovaiv TJBTJ ^olBia, \ AewTpe(f)iBov XeiTTOTepa
Kal @ovfj,dvTbBo;. Aesop in Havercamp, a traveller vowed to
Hermes the half of his windfalls: finding a bag full of dates
and almonds, he gives to the god date-stones and almond shells, 10
Lucian bis ace, 10 in Hav, n, 47, Levit, 22. 20 sq, Nevelet
Malach, 1 8, 14, Clem, Alex, Strom, vn c, 6 § 30 Pherecrates
and Eubulus, § 31 Menander and Hesiod, Herod, 11 38, Plut,
Orac, Def, 49 (11 437") Bel TO Ovaifiov TO5 Te ad)fiaTb Kal TTJ
'^vxfi KaOapbv elvab Kal dabve'; Kai dBid(f>0opov. Verg, Aen. IV 15
57 lectas de more bidentes. Ou. Metam. xv 13J uictima labe
carens et praestantisdma forma. Pollux I 1 § 26. Aristot. in
Athen. 674 £ Com, E'r, Anon, Meineke iv 613 n. 41 from
Clem, Alex, Strom. VII 34, Porphyr, Abst, Anim, n 68.
TABIDOSA De Pudic. 14 m. 20
p. 48 1, 8 DECIMA HEECVLIS c, 39 p, 114 1,15, Marquardt III
146—7. Macrob. m 6 § 11, 12 § 2, Plut, Sull, 36 § 1. Crass.
2 (vol. Ill p. 40 1. 4 ed. Sint.). Cic. de nat. Deor. iii 88,
p. 48 1, 10 DE PERDITO Aristoph, Plut, 1107—1145 Hav.
The gods starving since Plutus recovered his sight; Carlo ate 25
up even before Mercury's share ' because, on discovery, you did
not share the flogging.' Lact. II 4 § 15 his aurum et argentum
censecrant, quae tam non habent qui acdpiurit quam qui ilia
donarunt. c£ the thefts of Dionysius §§ 16—19. Publil. Syr.
604 Tnortue munus qui mittit, nil dat illi, adimit sibi. 30
LITTERAS cet. supra c. 10 and 11. ad nat. I 10 p. 79 I. 2 Wiss.
adhuc meminimus Homeri. ille opinor est, qui diuinam-maiestatem
humana condiciene tractauit, casibus et passionibus humanis.
deos imbuens, qui de illis fauore diuersis gladiatoria quodammodo
paria cempesuit: Venerem sauciat sagitta humana, Martem 35
tredecim mensibus in uinculis detinet fortasse periturum, eadem
louem paene perpessum a caelitum, plebe traducit aut lacrimas
eius super Sarpedonem excutit aut luxuriantem cum lunone