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P. 4. 10 satis eum longo intervallo et corruptum nec a quoquam adhuc probabiliter correctum. Halmius Davisium secutus se visentium longo interi). Bait. Madvigium satis tum l. Int. P. 4. 19 velit codd. Velis Hieronym. Afi'ert, coni. Walker. Scrips. Baiter. P.4 26 nihil enim eum probabi liter Christ, Bait. Opt. Codd. 4aut enim aut ann nihil enim Balm. P. 4. 36 ars pro res cod. Erl., Bait v. Ad p. 264. 37. P. 6. 11 Vides autem (eadem enim ipse didicisti) Davis. Bait, eadem ipse didic. Enim codd., Vides autem ipse dtdicisti enim eadem) Balm. P. 6. 17 utramqae vim virtutem esse codd. Fortasse reste; quod si ita est, vim dixit pro facultate aut arte non sine causa, virtutem autem qui sustulerunt (vim unam Bait. De Manutii coni. Non sane bene fecisse videntur; vid. Madv. De fin. III 21. 72p. 469. P. 6. 32 alli simpliciter; pe cudis enim cod. Ged. Illi enim simpl. Peo. Cett., Balm. Et Bait. Asteriscis praefixis. P. 6. 37 sq. Omino negat id. Cod. (vid. Seyfi'. Lael. Ed. II p. Neg at omnino vulg.; se add. Lamb... Bait. P. 6. 11 e fontibus Lamb., a font. Codd. Et edd., Balm. Malit ut ea: fontibus. Cf. P. 10. 12, 70. 9, 309. 37 (avelli P. Magn0pere sicut tantopere ete scripsi, ubi cunque est in codd. P. 6. 20 sqq. Quae quo invitati scripsi. Nihil proficiunt, qui delent quae, nec traiectione locus ab aliis s videtur. Illud Eslmio, hoc Baitero placuit.
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P. 4. 10 satis eum longo intervallo et corruptum nec a quoquam adhuc probabiliter correctum. Halmius Davisium secutus se visentium longo interi). Bait. Madvigium satis tum l. Int. P. 4. 19 velit codd. Velis Hieronym. Afi'ert, coni. Walker. Scrips. Baiter. P.4 26 nihil enim eum probabi liter Christ, Bait. Opt. Codd. 4aut enim aut ann nihil enim Balm. P. 4. 36 ars pro res cod. Erl., Bait v. Ad p. 264. 37. P. 6. 11 Vides autem (eadem enim ipse didicisti) Davis. Bait, eadem ipse didic. Enim codd., Vides autem ipse dtdicisti enim eadem) Balm. P. 6. 17 utramqae vim virtutem esse codd. Fortasse reste; quod si ita est, vim dixit pro facultate aut arte non sine causa, virtutem autem qui sustulerunt (vim unam Bait. De Manutii coni. Non sane bene fecisse videntur; vid. Madv. De fin. III 21. 72p. 469. P. 6. 32 alli simpliciter; pe cudis enim cod. Ged. Illi enim simpl. Peo. Cett., Balm. Et Bait. Asteriscis praefixis. P. 6. 37 sq. Omino negat id. Cod. (vid. Seyfi'. Lael. Ed. II p. Neg at omnino vulg.; se add. Lamb... Bait. P. 6. 11 e fontibus Lamb., a font. Codd. Et edd., Balm. Malit ut ea: fontibus. Cf. P. 10. 12, 70. 9, 309. 37 (avelli P. Magn0pere sicut tantopere ete scripsi, ubi cunque est in codd. P. 6. 20 sqq. Quae quo invitati scripsi. Nihil proficiunt, qui delent quae, nec traiectione locus ab aliis s videtur. Illud Eslmio, hoc Baitero placuit.
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