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Thus his father at his request had gives him a sleeping \ drenche } Thus a Lyon oppressed him_______________________/ his death [ ] that his Shouterrs were become Fuery \ and asked whether they were able to brave well } adopted by Founde he stronger then of Custom__________/ Adrian Faustina [ ] shee was delivered of 2 serpentes \ [Tuennes?] whereof the on [feercer?] then the other Lamp ---- ---- / [Comodus on?] Severus that hee sucked a wolves pelte ] [ ] that on tolde him that hee shoulde repayre | the decayed temple of Augustus at Tarracoma } Emperor If that hee sawe Rome and the worde from | the top of a very high mountayne, and that the | provinces did singe tunably with theyr voyces | and the harpe and pipe ] [ ] that hee was caryed by 4 eagles in a chariot ] After 89 Of preshious stones, a shape of more than humayne } years magesty flyinge before him, and whilst hee | deceased was caryinge accomplished the number of 89 ] [Manunea?] that shee was dd of a purple } Alex. Severus Dragon } borne. Themistocles that a Dragon compassinge \ his belly and [creepinge?] to his necke, wher hee | had touched his face, was tourned into an | fled to the K Eagle, and inbracinge him in his winges tooke } of Persia, and

him                                                                       |  was well intertayned
up and caryed him a great way of, [ ]                    |

lastely set him downe safe and free from | feare upon a [Goutsen Caduceun ?] wich | offred it selfe. / Pericles mother that shee was dd of a Lyon. he borne. [Silla?] that his sonne who dyed a little before \ his wife, sate by in a mourninge [ ], and | dyed soone prayed him to lay cares aside, and to go } after with him to his mother, where hee shoulde [ ] | at quiet ease / Eumenes when hee shoulde fighte with [Eralerus?] \ that [ ] Alexander were orderinge theyr | Good to him who Phalanges to encounter, and that Minerva | [ ] fighte for came to helpe the on Ceres the other, that } a fruitefull grounde of Ceres bringe vanquisher, shee make him | of [ ] ripe a crowne of [corue?], which shee cut downe. / Corne.