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Excerpt from Harpocrationis Lexicon, Vol. 2: Cum Annotationibus Interpretum Lectionibusque Libri Ms. Vratislaviensis
An'i'lqdam venia ad eparis interpretationem, quae nuperiorì ad Lactoe epistole de qpocralione eius 2: e criptis me disputaturum pollicitu3 sum exsequar. 'nstitm igitur proponete in medium dissetlationem criticam, quae dividetur in duas partes. In prima tria potisshnum tractabo quae mihi maxime difiicilia viden tur, et quorum praecipue causa institute videtur haec dissertntno: tractabo inquam de veteribus quibusdam aulorihus, qui eodem quo Harpocration nomine insig niti fuere comunque discrimine: de Harpocraiionibm Tertulliano, ab Athenaeo, et Capitolino laudatis de tempore quo hic nost autor ?oruerit, et nu Veri Imperatori: praeceptor fuerit. In secunda duo tantum attingam, de Grammaticae parfibus leviter, de exegev (806) tica eius porte ad quam putemun conscribendorum La xicorum formas et methodo: pertinuisse, accurata dili gentia: de Lexieis in genere, autoribus et primis comm inventoribus tandem de oratorum Lexicis, et peculiari hoc decem oratorum Lexico: de Critica, ultima gram matieee paria, ab'ud agendo et per transennaxm Quae 9mnìa, ai qpid reete indico, dummodo subtiljtor et cum ammine ac aolerlia tractentur non param con ferent cd probe tenendum huìus operis institutum, alig 'l° permulta non ita tritae et pervulgatae lectioma, 'me ne aim omnibus non occurrnnt, ediscenda: Bue àttinet ad primum partem invenio Smdam.
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