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metalla nunc ipsaeque opes et rerum pretia dicentur, tellurem intus exquirente cura multiplici modo, quippe alibi divitiis foditur quaerente vita aurum, argentum, electrum, aes, alibi deliciis gemmas et parietum lignorumque pigmenta, alibi temeritati ferrum, auro etiam gratius inter bella caedesque. persequimur omnes eius fibras vivimusque super excavatam, mirantes dehiscere aliquando aut intremescere illam, ceu vero non hoc indignatione sacrae parentis exprimi possit. imus in viscera
et in sede manium opes quaerimus, tamquam parum benigna fertilique qua calcatur. et inter haec minimum remediorum gratia scrutamur, quoto enim cuique fodiendi causa medicina est quamquam et hoc summa sui parte tribuit ut fruges, larga facilisque in omnibus, quaecumque prosunt. illa nos peremunt, illa nos ad inferos agunt, quae occultavit atque demersit, illa, quae non nascuntur repente, ut mens ad inane evolans reputet, quae deinde futura sit finis omnibus saeculis exhauriendi eam, quo usque penetratura avaritia. quam innocens, quam beata, immo vero etiam delicata esset vita, si nihil aliunde quam supra terras concupisceret, breviterque, nisi quod secum est!
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- Harper's, Flavius, Gnaeus
- Harper's, Gallia
- Harper's, Metallum
- Harper's, Pictūra
- Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography (1854), PRAENESTE
- Smith's Bio, Cae'pio
- Smith's Bio, Calvi'nus or Calvi'nus Maxnimus
- Smith's Bio, Cn. Fla'vius
- Smith's Bio, Ma'rius or Marius the Younger or the Younger Marius
- Smith's Bio, Po'llio, Asi'nius
- Smith's Bio, Qui'ntia Gens
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- Lewis & Short, ānŭlus
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