ę ms-404r excellentes melancholicos extitisse, siue tales nati fuerint, siue assidua meditatione tales euaserint [ERROR: no reftable page:]401. Intellectus res non cognoscit, nisi uestiatur formis [ERROR: no reftable page:]408. Ingeniosiores in quorum ortu Saturnus et Mercurius possunt quamplurimum [ERROR: no reftable page:]412. Secretum. Gigis gemma se conuersa inuisibilem, ad alios uisibilem faciebat [ERROR: no reftable page:]195. Cicero, cum rem obscurissimam significare uellet: Id, inquit, numero Platonis obscurius [ERROR: no reftable page:]225. Eatenus de diuinis asseuerandum, quatenus diuinis oculis comprobetur 243, [ERROR: no reftable page:]251. Superiora horum principia Deo nota sunt atque ei qui Dei sit amicus [ERROR: no reftable page:]257. Haud pium est mysteria philosophię cum his communia facere qui ne somniare quidem purificationem animi potuerunt 328, [ERROR: no reftable page:]331. Somnus in quo non se obiiciunt uisa nefaria [ERROR: no reftable page:]229. Somniorum simulachra [ERROR: no reftable page:]256. Pueri ad somnum motu et uocibus deliniuntur [ERROR: no reftable page:]295. Epimenidem Cretensem annos quinquaginta dormisse aiunt [ERROR: no reftable page:]401. Vnde insomnia. Somniorum interpres. Quando ueriora insomnia. Orpheus grammaticus de Somnio deo [ERROR: no reftable page:]403. Senes, si modesti et faciles sint, haud nimis senectus his laboriosa contingit etc. [ERROR: no reftable page:]190. Neque uir modestus inique senectutem feret cum paupertate neque immoderatus cum diuitiis facile [ERROR: no reftable page:]190. Senectus qua causa constet [ERROR: no reftable page:]261. Senes uerecundi sint coram iuuenibus [ERROR: no reftable page:]285. Sensus quinque. Sensibile et sensus congrediuntur [ERROR: no reftable page:]46. Sensus corporis certos sincerosque non esse [ERROR: no reftable page:]177. Sensus usque ad animum transeunt [ERROR: no reftable page:]255. Sensus incorporeorum. Solus animus iudicat, quę sensibus percipiuntur 367, [ERROR: no reftable page:]368. Sol profecto corpora uisibilia et oculos uidentes procreat etc. [ERROR: no reftable page:]38. Neque solem neque lunam deos esse [ERROR: no reftable page:]169. Quod planetę non errent [ERROR: no reftable page:]202. In syderibus esse sensus [ERROR: no reftable page:]310. Astra. Sol maior terra. Corpora cęlestia. Ęther. Aer. Aqua [ERROR: no reftable page:]326. Astronomia [ERROR: no reftable page:]327. Sepultura. Socrates interrogatus, quemadmodum sepeliri uellet: Vtcunque, inquit, libet, si tamen me apprehendetis ac nisi ego uos effugero [ERROR: no reftable page:]185. Sepultura ne in ornatu pompaque excędat consuetudinem. Annuę defunctorum curę [ERROR: no reftable page:]283. Sepulturę locus sit qui ad cetera est inutilis. Quanta impensa procurandum funus. Plangere et extra domum uiciferari prohibendum etc. [ERROR: no reftable page:]322. Solitudo tristitiam generans [ERROR: no reftable page:]410. Spes. Socrates sperat se ad deos iturum. Ideo mortem non moleste fert [ERROR: no reftable page:]176. Spes beatitudinis eorum qui uirtutibus uacarint [ERROR: no reftable page:]185. Spes bonorum. Maiorum timor [ERROR: no reftable page:]190. Seruus. Quomodo cum seruis conuersandum [ERROR: no reftable page:]292. Si seruus ira concitus dominum occiderit, cognati interempti hominis, quomodo uelint, illum interrimant [ERROR: no reftable page:]306. Siquem liberum occiderit, detur cognatis occisi, et ipsis in eum idem faciendi ius sit [ERROR: no reftable page:]306. Sacerdos. Pastorem populi ducem exercitus nuncupat Homerus [ERROR: no reftable page:]19. Sacerdotes Ęgyptii nostris similes [ERROR: no reftable page:]253.

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