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D. n v M omnis inflitutio,uel Gngulorum hominum ad beatam uitam côtendentium , ne! cœtuum farmam in commune uiuendi 1cælluærentium, præccptis cons . flet exemplisqg, utno ’ Fuggerc uir magnifice, c5: fendre uideo in hoc fipientesmeutrum aliunde me î me * :7 lins peti quam ê Sacrisliteris: quas tâta tutius (qui q fiel” 1 mur , quanta certiora fumdiuma aracula humanis ’ z Ï’ opinionibus : quæ difpendiofis fuis ambagibus nia hil aliud ofiendunt, quâm Frui’cra id canatos fuma . mas quidem uiros, fed humanaiàpientia præditos, quad nô nifiâ diuinisôc numinis làuore adiutis præflatur: fine quo nec uia faluns iniri , nec ineundæ eius modus alijs monflraripotefl. Et quamuis utraque iam diffa ratio fit ab; folutior, fi coniungantur: fieu: ex i pfis liquet Sacrisliteris,(ubi tam legis pria müm bene conditis hominum peâoribus à rerum Opificeinfertç, max exoæ lefiente paulatim eius memoria,per eundem prgconio Mo fis in communem uitam reuocatæ , fummaria capita , quâm hominum Deo carorum,uel prima torum uel ducum at regum,gel’ta produnturz) habent tamen hg feparatam etiam traâationem. am ante exortam Seruatoris legem homines quidam ingeniofi, qui fe Philofophos nominauerunt,ueritatem ceu pet tenebras pal pareag efii prgcepta uitæ formandæ conati funt tradere,unâ cum dogma: tibus a felicitatem feëlandam pertinentibus : alij res regum ac papulorum mandaueruntliten’s, undemagnam colligere liceat exemplorum copiam. 114 lorum leâio habita efi præ cæten’s utilis , 86 re uera fumet, fi ueritatem capta; tam potuifÏënt affiqui: nos in hoc feliciores,q’llibus Sacra: literæ afiatim tu præfentât, quad illisobtin ere non pomit,le&io non modô utilis,fed 8C nec cefiâria. Proximal militas câlin hiflorijs, peculiari quadam uoluptate ad fui cognitionem inuitantibus , ut ab bis legendis pauci, modô fint literati, abfiia neant, cum illa magis feria quibufdam aut non uaceteuoluere, aut non libeat. Sed deleâu opus ef’c in tanta hifloricorum uarietate, fi nolis operam 86 b0: nas haras perdere.Sunt enim qui nihil aliud quâm ludungôtaures animos’ ociofos demulcent in hoc tantüm fanais narratiunculis, quales funt Heliodo rus, Philafiratus,8( hisantiquiores, fed nihilo grauiores,Herodotus 8! Ctes fias 0b nimiam mendaciorum licenu’am dudum obliteratus , in quibus uix Ëuicquam probes præter facundiam....-- Doâiores fun: alij , ut imbuti philo; ophia , Ted magna difcrimine . nam qui Epicurèorum,aut Peripateticorum, non multô (anion-nm duntaxat, quad ad pietatis dogmata attinet,fe&amfea cuti font, pro fuis affeâibus multa produnt tam inutilia , ut ne noxa quidam canant. Quid enim bonæ rai potefl expeâari à tollentibus immortalitatem- A T z anima: animorum , 82.. diuinam . I prauidentiam4 a P 3’I à: s bi ferê11 proponunt o L fibi Acelebra » n da uædam uai’ta uerius quam magna ingenia , Xerxes,Alexandros , Cæfares. lus bonæ frugis baurire li cet ex accedentibus propius ad Academicos Stoi ca’sue, qui res laudatorum principum aut populi Romani, prælërtim illius prifci, tranfmiferunt ad pofleras.hujus generis funt, Plutarcb us, Dionyfius, Xenopbon , Polybius;8CLatini aliquogqui fibi rauitatem ceu peculiarem uindicant.Sedlongê utilifsima,nec iniucunda cit acra bifloria,olim propter excellentiam ôé claritatem, fed maximè propter certifsimamfin cerifsimamép ueritatem , etiam profanis expetita regibus , patrum prifcorum mores , uitas, res’ tam domi quam foris geflas continens : quiËç eius campëdium feripfit, et 31’ illa defijt reliquam ufq; ad fuam gratem attexuiglofepbus uir patriarum literarum ca nitione nemim’ fuæ gentis fecundus, externæ uerô literaturæ fiudijs uel cü bilone conferendus,Facundia pollens,quæ plus uirium quam fucarum babeat , necmin us philofopbum quam bifioricum deceat: quem nô efi opus prædicare prolixius, quando ipfe fatis ofiendit qualis fuerit,mœ defl’ifsimè uitam fuam fcribens , quæ nue primûm in præfenti Operum eius editione legi potel’t à Latinis hominibus. Huius (Eriptoris monumenta cum circunferantur, 86 palsim ab omnibus fuo merita terantur, Rufino,ut titulus pollicetur,interprete, mihi nunquam perfuaderi potuit antiquitates ludaicas ab ea uiro uerfas : uel quad non referant peritum utriufq; lin uæ hominem; qualis Rufinus fuit habitus rua reculozuel quôd flila belli ludgaici fintdifsimi les.ld Antiquitatum opus nô ira dudum ex offici na Frabeniana pro dijt, con flatum ex duobus exemplaribus mutilis , ê diuerfifsimis petitis arbis traîna bus;bono tamen quodam cafu euenit ut utrunq; egregiè fuppleuerit lacunas alterius. ac max non defuerunt qui Latinam uerfionem nouam requirerent: effeceruntq; amici ut (ufcepta prouincia drocinium uertendi in eo feriptore panerem: figlinæ ( iuxta prouerbium ) in dolianter uertendum deprebena di non faldm deprauata multa in Latinis , fed etiam quibufdam lacis deefTe uerfus non paucos. nam x v 1 Ami uitatumlibro , cap. iuxta uulgatas ediz tiones feptima , iuxta Græcorum diàinë’tionem quam nos fequimur xi, de; fiderabarur intégra pagina, 8c in calce eiufdem libri nô multo minuszid quad uel libratiorum,uel in terpretis etiam culpa accidit , fed non in bis tanttîm pas ginis. ltaque omnia meliore fide conatus fum reddere , fiilo planiore,nec tu, diore tamen, opinar. Aufus igitur rem fubituram cenfuras uarias , coepi (in cumfpicere de aliqua , cui us præiudicio tutus poiTem minus decæteris critis cis elle follicitus. ln eo delec’lu fuccurrebat mibiante alios la. Iacabus Fuga V gerus , nimirum ea familia natus , in quam fingulari cœlef’h’s numinis fanon uirtus 8e fortuna tantum ornamentarum certatim contulerunt,utperuni, uerlàm Euro pam, atq; etiam longe extra eius limites,tâ fit celebris,tam apud fummos monarcbas gratioia , ut nibil fit quad bac parte uel principibus unis - inuideatzôé quad peculiariter ad meum defideriü attinebat,babeat in fila ile; mate uiros literatos,literatorumq; patronos eximios,8(uel bac merito omni pofieritatis memoria dignifsimos,nuper Raimundü,nûc Antonium eius fra trê familiæq; columen,8c in fi gué Des.Erafinipatroni-quandâ nofiri amicü: ,1 l t le CIC- te uerô tertium ( nealios mihiNVNCVPATORIL minus notas commemorem )adeô expolitË . 1 86 candidum,acriq; iudicio bominem,ut tua: cenfuræ nô minus probari eu; ’ piam, quam excellentifsimorum’ in utraqg literatura profeiTorum nai’tri hua ius baud ineruditi feculi.’ Et pulcbrê conuenire uidebatur , ut feriptor qui in omnibus prgfertim Chriilianorü regionib. etiam uulgo teritur, prçferret’ in fronte ceu tutelare nomen uiri apud omnes eas gentes non foldm norifsimi, urrùm etiam laudatiisimi.Deterrebat hoc unum, quôd ignotus eilem rama Mecœnati: fed contrai cogitabam multas fimilibus occafionibus innatuiife fcliciterjtaq; fic nutantem ut tamen propenfior elTem ad demerendam tuam gratiam , impulit non inuitum nofiier uetus amicus 8C liberorum tuorum ad imitandam paternam excellentiâ in cenfor adiutor’q; Lu douicus Carinus,uir magnatib.meritô carus,integer,pins,eruditus,cordatus:qui talib.calaribus te mihi depinxit,uerifsimis quidë illis, ut efl ipfe fineerus,quales in banc tabu Iam canferre, nec fine modefliæ tuæ uexatione poilem , nec fine adulationis finfpicionr. Accipies igitur uir præclarifsime Opus bac per otium infpicien d umzquod fi tibi tale uidebitur ut ferri paisit à leâore non fai’tidiofo, erit mi bi incitamentum ad aggredi endos etiam aurores alios t acdpies 8K Geleniïi tuum in clientclam, quam nemo non expetit, ipfe uebementer opto,ut ea die gnus fim. Deus te perpetuô feruet patrone (iam enim banc falutandi formua lam mihi tua pace permitto) obièruaiidifsime, unâ cum liberorum fuauifsia ma cohorte tomer; familia,cui me cômendatum cupio,fi non de officia: la , faltë de fludio addiëlifsimo.
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