- Titelblatt
- Widmung
- To the reader
- 1-35 Lib. I
- 36-93 Liber secundus
- 94-149 Liber tertius
- 150-203 Liber quartus
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204-273
Liber quintus
- 204-208 Cap. I
- 208-209 Cap. II
- 209-210 Cap. III
- 211-212 Cap. IV
- 212-214 Cap. V
- 214-215 Cap. VI
- 216-217 Cap. VII
- 217-220 Cap. VIII
- 221-222 Cap. IX
- 223-224 Cap. X
- 224-226 Cap. XI
- 226-228 Cap. XII
- 229-230 Cap. XIII
- 231-232 Cap. XIV
- 232-234 Cap. XV
- 234-236 Cap. XVI
- 236-238 Cap. XVII
- 238-241 Cap. XVIII
- 241-242 Cap. XIX
- 242-244 Cap. XX
- 244-245 Cap. XXI
- 246-248 Cap. XXII
- 248-249 Cap. XXIII
- 250-251 Cap. XXIV
- 251-253 Cap. XXV
- 254-257 Cap. XXVI
- 257-258 Cap. XXVII
- 259-261 Cap. XXVIII
- 262-264 Cap. XXIX
- 264-265 Cap. XXX
- 265-268 Cap. XXXI
- 268-269 Cap. XXXII
- 269-271 Cap. XXXIII
- 271-273 Cap. XXXIV
- 274-333 Lib. VI
- 334-375 Liber septimus
- Index vocabulorum
- Index vocabulorum
- Maßstab/Farbkeil
274 Arch&ologu Attics. Lib, 6.Cas.i.
se'CTio, 1.
De Supplicationibtis & ]uramtntii,
C A P. I.
De SupplicibiM facru De afjlu & arts*
^Aving taken this care to see the Marriage
of birnselfe,the Education of his children
and the honourable Buiiall of his Body,
it will be expected that now I say soi:oe«
what in commendation of his conditsons,
and concerning his manner cf Life, either
towards the gods, or towards Men. Os
lis carriage towards the gods , because there has beer, lotne-
thing already done in that kind, I Hull not speak so largdyj
only a word or two , or more of the customes u sed in Sappli.
catioMto, and in Swearing by the-gods: and then 1 shall pro-
ceed to his aclions towards Men , whether his friends in ma-
king merry with his equalls, and giving to the Poore; or his
Enemies
se'CTio, 1.
De Supplicationibtis & ]uramtntii,
C A P. I.
De SupplicibiM facru De afjlu & arts*
^Aving taken this care to see the Marriage
of birnselfe,the Education of his children
and the honourable Buiiall of his Body,
it will be expected that now I say soi:oe«
what in commendation of his conditsons,
and concerning his manner cf Life, either
towards the gods, or towards Men. Os
lis carriage towards the gods , because there has beer, lotne-
thing already done in that kind, I Hull not speak so largdyj
only a word or two , or more of the customes u sed in Sappli.
catioMto, and in Swearing by the-gods: and then 1 shall pro-
ceed to his aclions towards Men , whether his friends in ma-
king merry with his equalls, and giving to the Poore; or his
Enemies