In CroALa inventa

ms-424v Terra. Terrę partitio secundum Iones. Terrę motus Romę [ERROR: no reftable page:]312. Item in Syria, quo interierunt CLXX milia hominum [ERROR: no reftable page:]356. Terre motus in Iudea [ERROR: no reftable page:]404. Terrę motus sub Tyberio [ERROR: no reftable page:]413. Sub Gordiano terra concussa et urbes cum populis hiatu absorptę 444, 446, 452, [ERROR: no reftable page:]456. Tentatio. Iabitę auxilio impetrato a Saule liberantur obsidione [ERROR: no reftable page:]45. Tempus. Iobileus annus [ERROR: no reftable page:]18. Olympiadis autor [ERROR: no reftable page:]67. Annorum ratio diuersa [ERROR: no reftable page:]76. Primum lustrum conditum [ERROR: no reftable page:]89. Quandiu sol eodem itinere mearet [ERROR: no reftable page:]132. Fausti et infausti dies [ERROR: no reftable page:]188. Claui figendi ratio ad annorum notam [ERROR: no reftable page:]198. Athenienses, ne alieno mense cerimonias agerent, iubente Demetrio Ianuarium Nouembrem dixerunt et deinde eundem Iunium [ERROR: no reftable page:]243. Antigonus respondit suam militiam non magis armorum quam temporum esse [ERROR: no reftable page:]252. Germani nescierunt autumnum [ERROR: no reftable page:]347. In Britannia noctes contractiores quam in Gallia [ERROR: no reftable page:]374.

VALERIVS MAXIMVS
Temperantia. De temperantia, liber IIII, caput I, III. Scipio et Lelius ad remittendum post labores animum Caietę et Laurenti littoribus conchulas et calculos lectitarunt; Sceuola pila lusit, aleis et calculis interdum uacauit; Socrates interposita harundine cruribus suis cum paruulis filiolis ludens ab Alcybiade risus est; Achillem Homerus bellicos labores canoris fidibus relaxantem inducit, liber VIII, caput VIII. Testis. De testibus, liber VIII, caput V.

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Temperantia [ERROR: no reftable page:]75. Sedatio perturbationum animi [ERROR: no reftable page:]94. Temperantia [ERROR: no reftable page:]166. Tentatio. Omne malum nascens facile opprimitur, inueteratum fit plerunque robustius [ERROR: no reftable page:]193.

THVCIDIDES
Timor. Qui priuati timent, captant ciuitatem perterrefacere, ut publico metu suum occultent [ERROR: no reftable page:]73.

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Marulic, Marko (1450-1524) [1480]: Repertorium, versio electronica, Verborum 315700, ed. Branimir Glavicic [genus: prosa oratio - loci communes] [numerus verborum] [marul-mar-repert.xml].