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Deltenses crocodilos
Deltenses crocodilos


[Dwk] of Saxen hath
Duk of Saxen hath
3 cloisters of Fryers prechers who
3 cloisters of Fryers prechers who
have no grounds, and fell corne all the
have no grounde, and fell corne all the
year longe.    Barefoote observants
year longe.    Barefoote observants
who have no mony make great buildings.
who have no mony & make great buildings.
Augustins regulars who have no wives
Augustine regulars who have no wives
make many children.  
make many children.  


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familys.
familys.


Lepidi 3 dyceutes aut successiur, on
Lepidi 3 discentes not Successive, on
eye courier with a Cartilage, [at thebes [[crossed out]]]
eye cvoered wth a Cartilage, [Grossed out: at Thebes ]
At Thebes a race had on theyr bodyes
At Thebes a race had on theyr bodyes
who from of a Lauice
the Orin of a Lamice,
Montagues faiurly [i.o.] philip [King]
Montagues famely no phisick [crossed out: ter"]
angrogmaius had no
angrogmaius had no
Judge, advocate, phi[]itias beggar
Judge, advocat, phisitian,  begger


Silius Italicus nobilissimus a Neron[is]
Silius Italicus nobilissimus a Neron
fachus cole. postremus ex oibus quos cole.
factus coss. postremus ex oibus[abbreviated] quos coss..
fecerat, decessit; et illo con[futr]
fecerat, decessit; et illo consute
Nero obiit.
Nero obiit.


Polonia Regina annos 88 habuit
Poloniæ Reginum Anº 88 habuit
4 reges.
4 Reges.
Sigisniundus Surcus
Sigisniundus Surcus
Maximiliannus Austriciacus
Maximiliannus Austriciacus
Henricus Valrsus
Henricus Valrsus
Stephanus Batorsuus.
Stephanus Batoreum


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pont[ifex] Rom[anus] tot annos bixerunt, quot
pont[ifex] Rom[anus] tot annos bixerunt, quot
numerus assumptius ab illis in electione
numerus assumptum ab illis in electione
nomen continet. ut
nomen continet. ut
Alexander 2 duos
Alexander 2 duos
Clemens 3 tres
Clemens 3 tres
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Gregorius 13 tredecem
Gregorius 13 tredecem
Sextus 5 quinqs
Sextus 5 quinqs
A gregorio 13 ad Innocent 4'4 pon[tifex]
 
A Gregorio 13 ad Innocent 4'4 pon[tifex]


Changes 27 September 1564
Changes 27 September 1564
French King and daug[ht]er to be taken
French King in dannger to be taken
by his subjecks
by his subiectes
Henry of Sweden imprisoned by his.
Henry of Sweden imprisoned by his.
Queen of Scotts by hers.
Queen of Scotts by hers.
Kinge of Tunips chaced by him
Kinge of Tunis chaced by him
of Algeers.
of Algeers.
Arabians revolting agaynst the Turke
Arabians revolting agaynst ye Turke
Moors of Granado and Flemingers
Moors of Granado and Flemminges
against King Philip.
against King Philip.
English men agaynst theyr Queene.
English men agaynst theyr Queene.


Nemo ab initio urbis ad oetanius
Nemo ab initio urbis ad octavium
consor[t]em, qui Collega [??] magistratus
cæsaremm, qui Collegam suum, magistratus
deiecit, [ipsum annus supervixit uti]
deiecit, ipsum annus supervixit uti


Brutus Collatinum
Brutus Collatinum
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Cinna Helvius Marullus Flavius
Cinna Helvius Marullus Flavius
P. Julius Servilius Caleaus
P. Julius Servilius Caleaus
[OES Tibery colligae mi consulatur]
OES Tiberij colligae in consulatum
biotruta marke obierut  [symbolic scribbling?]
Violenta morte obierut  [unknown symbol/scribbling]
quintilius varus
quintilius varus
Cn. Piso
Cn. Piso
Germanicus.
Germanicus.
Drusus.
Drusus.
Seianus. [s…… scribbled off page]
Seianus.

Latest revision as of 02:38, 22 July 2017

transcription by greg larson [glarson886@gmail.com]

Title: "STRANGE PROPERTYES ACCIDENTES" page 31

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Crassus nunq[uam] risit Zoroaster risit nascens. Socrates nunquam mutatus Pomponius numquam nuptavit Antonia Drusi nunquam [sub]posuit Lygdamus concretis ossibus nunquam indavit.

Hirpi ad[v]ersus ignem Marsi [et] Psilli Serpentes. Deltenses crocodilos

Duk of Saxen hath 3 cloisters of Fryers prechers who have no grounde, and fell corne all the year longe. Barefoote observants who have no mony & make great buildings. Augustine regulars who have no wives make many children.

Bees made hony in Platoes mouth emulates brought corn into Midas familys.

Lepidi 3 discentes not Successive, on eye cvoered wth a Cartilage, [Grossed out: at Thebes ] At Thebes a race had on theyr bodyes the Orin of a Lamice, Montagues famely no phisick [crossed out: ter"] angrogmaius had no Judge, advocat, phisitian, begger

Silius Italicus nobilissimus a Neron factus coss. postremus ex oibus[abbreviated] quos coss.. fecerat, decessit; et illo consute Nero obiit.

Poloniæ Reginum Anº 88 habuit 4 Reges. Sigisniundus Surcus Maximiliannus Austriciacus Henricus Valrsus Stephanus Batoreum

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pont[ifex] Rom[anus] tot annos bixerunt, quot numerus assumptum ab illis in electione nomen continet. ut

Alexander 2 duos Clemens 3 tres Victor 4 quatuore Pius 5 quinqs Gregorius 13 tredecem Sextus 5 quinqs

A Gregorio 13 ad Innocent 4'4 pon[tifex]

Changes 27 September 1564 French King in dannger to be taken by his subiectes Henry of Sweden imprisoned by his. Queen of Scotts by hers. Kinge of Tunis chaced by him of Algeers. Arabians revolting agaynst ye Turke Moors of Granado and Flemminges against King Philip. English men agaynst theyr Queene.

Nemo ab initio urbis ad octavium cæsaremm, qui Collegam suum, magistratus deiecit, ipsum annus supervixit uti

Brutus Collatinum Gracchus Octavium Cinna Helvius Marullus Flavius P. Julius Servilius Caleaus OES Tiberij colligae in consulatum Violenta morte obierut [unknown symbol/scribbling] quintilius varus Cn. Piso Germanicus. Drusus. Seianus.