Agricola, Georg
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De re metallica Libri XII, Quibus Officia, Instrumenta, Machinae, ac omnia ...
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Quocirca Damaſippus Horatianus carpens
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maximi æſtiman
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tem diuitias inquit:</
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eaſdem reſpuit, ac pro nihilo ducit, cum liceat ipſis bene uti. </
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idem Ariſtippus aliàs aurum ab nauigio proiecit in mare, animo magno
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& prudenti eam rem egit. </
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pham, in qua uehebatur, timuit de uita ſua, numerauitque aurum, & cum
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id ſponte eieciſſet in mare, tanquam feciſſet inuitus, ingemuit: ſed poſte
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aquam euaſiſſet ex periculo, dixit: ipſum aurum perijſſe ſatius eſt, quàm
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me perijſſe eius cauſa. </
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Teius contempſerint aurum & argentum, Anaxagoras etiam Clazome
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nius fundos, qui oues alerent, deſeruit: & Crates Thebanus cum moleſte
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ferret ſe rei familiaris, aliarumque curas ſuſtinere, & his animum ſuum in
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contemplando diſtrahi, bonis, quæ ualerent octo talenta, relictis, atque
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ſumpto pallio & pera pauper omnem curam, cogitationem, operam ad
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philoſophiam
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alij pecuariam rem non curarunt? </
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domos? </
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entiæ cognitionisque rerum diuinarum &
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uerſati ſunt, ut Ari
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ſtoteles, Cicero, Seneca. </
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, aurum ab Alex
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andro ad ſe miſſum accipere. </
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incurriſſet in odium offenſionemque populi Athenienſis: qui populus
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poſtea in uirum illum bonum ingratus fuit: nam eum
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ad hoc, ut
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biberet cicutam. </
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ueniens, quàm aurum ab hoſtibus accipere? </
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eos poſſe labefactari, aut ſuis ciuibus in odium uenire uolebant, ut ipſis
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Romanis inter ſe diſsidentibus rempub. </
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gus debuerat auro & argento utendi præcepta tradere Spartanis,
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res
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per ſe bonas tollere de medio. </
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nes fuiſſe amentes & inuidos? </
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digebant: uel ipſum donare finitimis populis, ut eos ſibi donis benefici
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is que deuincirent. </
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auaritia ſe non prorſus abdicarunt, quod auarus etiam ſit aliorum bono
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rum poſſeſſor, ſi eis non utitur. </
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eſt ad
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, qui
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bus res foſsiles iactantur. </
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, quod poſſeſſoribus interitus & exitij cauſa ſint: hoc autem mo
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do quæ tandem res quam poſsidemus, peſtis humani generis non dice
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tur? </
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inſigni, aut uiator bene ueſtitus cauſa latroni fuerit, ut ab eo occideretur,
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num igitur in equis non uehimur, ſed pedibus iter facimus, quia prædo
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cædem fecit ut raperet equum? </
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