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Excerpt from Animadversiones in Athenaei Deipnosophistas Post Isaacum Casaubonum Conscripsit Johannes Schweighaeuser, Vol. 5: Animadvers. In Lib. IX. Et X
Rspnar-rur yìp mmînv, ui vm: lìwéno: ci 7 a: u n ai n'a; Primum apponuntur uhi'nc. Quae vacan tur in vhis animamibus n5aa, cxunm corporis tma'co aperte: ìn ma&ads vi&ìmìs funt naaì'nf, vel unn) aut nnaacal: t0t enim modis e?'enur ìfiud nomen. Hefy chius univa: idem vult e?'e atque &xpoxa'vam; de qui bus di&um nobis libro Il. Cap. Xxm. Ad pag. 63. E. Fed haec vox extremas partes 751 xémn proprie defi ngnat: xaaùy imegrum membrum pura, paia, ma ufemur totum. Argumento efi vel hic locus libri quarti; n[p3g. Wapwn?inav naa6wv ? pupù urin ?o: 6a&pba?. Ac proprie quidem nullo discrimine ncuìuscunque vì&imae partes illac quas dìxìmus, mai? Un: [unt dicumur amiquis fcriptoribu5: afus ramen recenrior ob: inuît, nt xamîva &1a8: cum dicimus, npemm fl'uldln aut pctafimm intellìgamus; oh fingularem videlicet faillae amis pmefiantiam: nam etiam ìn idio tismo fermonis vernaculì idem licet obfervare. Cum igitur appofiti eifem xan'îm quaefi?'et alit n' 7a o p al nomu, nata inde efi occafio dìcendi de voce *ranq6: . N?cpmcxoénav, inquìt, xeaévm, u.5 wuc cìw$rror, avra: fp ai cin; ?apà fin nî*nu ? *racpér; 8 Ohm: whf wn. Ln Excerptìs, ci nun;ol cin: neque alher p0tefi; nifi pb; vb tnpuulày.mv potius refpem, quam nad vocem uxém, quae meceffi: . Ka)...òv femper mag culinum: xamù apud At cnienfixfòcmìnìnnm ud clio.
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