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35° rArchaologU Attica. Lib.-]. Cap,4.
„ , , morning ( the sormer time z Homer c%\\% vwsii tiuoKyy". the
, j) » mtlbtiz ttmetn the Mormncr in oppQlKion to Mt&( ««avV
', . tht miltnnztmettt the evening )
mw\9 VVljOs * f. f;a >» »»
P sates Theocritus: and b OW was of the same mind, f7e'«r sates
iumaiamdor- a dreame 15 never true presently aster eating and drinking.
mitme lucemi Bat Arttmidorus saies it is-ali one sor that, weJaf ilmh'ht^
Tempore'quo &^.^sTW ea JJff? t» a'ivn&ss, for ifjew e4.*e sso w^c/), */#
tern/ /ownw ve* £Tt(init wm ye the truer is it tarry till morning:,
ujoknt. ;-> J y °
C A P. IV.
« De duabits portu.
QO gresc a difference there was in Dreames, that they were
Ofaine to make two dislincl dootes for them to come in by,
, one of Home, and another of Ivory. For thus much Penelope
°An- T- her selfe could tell Vlysses ( when shedesired him to inter-
pret her dreames)
At u Ktga.iixn TTsTtiUxal'At, cu tT' ehisdMn.
7« Pri tsssiifomm saies as muchjteiling you which are the true,and
• whichtheifalse,
Etgeminas nUmera fort as qua sor nice ebuvno
Semper sallacesghm^r&nt super a'erafomnos,
Altera qua veros emittit cornea vijut.
And I have heard of some Christians that have believed the
same. Fhiloftratui saies, that in allusion to these doores,they
uscd to pisture a dresme with a white garment upon a black,
and a home in his hand. The do.ore for the true dreames
WaSofHorw.
2(e»ntudi' (Surely this was made of the homes os the Piamme when
en. A they ssept upon the sleece. Of which before) the doore for
the
„ , , morning ( the sormer time z Homer c%\\% vwsii tiuoKyy". the
, j) » mtlbtiz ttmetn the Mormncr in oppQlKion to Mt&( ««avV
', . tht miltnnztmettt the evening )
mw\9 VVljOs * f. f;a >» »»
P sates Theocritus: and b OW was of the same mind, f7e'«r sates
iumaiamdor- a dreame 15 never true presently aster eating and drinking.
mitme lucemi Bat Arttmidorus saies it is-ali one sor that, weJaf ilmh'ht^
Tempore'quo &^.^sTW ea JJff? t» a'ivn&ss, for ifjew e4.*e sso w^c/), */#
tern/ /ownw ve* £Tt(init wm ye the truer is it tarry till morning:,
ujoknt. ;-> J y °
C A P. IV.
« De duabits portu.
QO gresc a difference there was in Dreames, that they were
Ofaine to make two dislincl dootes for them to come in by,
, one of Home, and another of Ivory. For thus much Penelope
°An- T- her selfe could tell Vlysses ( when shedesired him to inter-
pret her dreames)
At u Ktga.iixn TTsTtiUxal'At, cu tT' ehisdMn.
7« Pri tsssiifomm saies as muchjteiling you which are the true,and
• whichtheifalse,
Etgeminas nUmera fort as qua sor nice ebuvno
Semper sallacesghm^r&nt super a'erafomnos,
Altera qua veros emittit cornea vijut.
And I have heard of some Christians that have believed the
same. Fhiloftratui saies, that in allusion to these doores,they
uscd to pisture a dresme with a white garment upon a black,
and a home in his hand. The do.ore for the true dreames
WaSofHorw.
2(e»ntudi' (Surely this was made of the homes os the Piamme when
en. A they ssept upon the sleece. Of which before) the doore for
the