Stulticia
Stulticia a
Recidenda insipienti potestas, non adicienda libertas. Insipientis in libertate ruina uehementior est.
Ambrosius.
Fons primus
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Stulticia b
Stulti tanto intentius de alienis iudicant, quanto sua profundius ignorant.
Gregorius in moralibus.
Fons primus
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Stulticia c
Stultus uiator est qui in uia amena prata conspiciens obliuiscitur quo tendebat.
Gregorius in moralibus.
Fons primus
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Stulticia d
Tanto quisque intus amplius stultior fit, quanto conatur exterius sapiens uideri.
Gregorius libro XXVII. moralium.
Fons primus
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Stulticia e
Stultus est qui per ignominiam non commouetur ad dolorem et qui non mouetur iniuria.
Ysidorus libro ethimologiarum.
Fontes proximus et primus
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Stulticia f
Inter cetera mala hoc quoque habet stulticia: semper incipit uiuere.
Seneca XIII. epistola.
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Stulticia g
Stulto nulla re opus est. Nulla enim re uti scit sed omnibus eget. Omnis stulticia laborat fastidio sui. Nemo est ex inprudentibus qui relinqui sibi debeat.
Seneca X. epistola.
Fons primus
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Stulticia h
Humilis res est stulticia, abiecta, sordida, seruilis, multis affectibus et seuissimis subdita.
Seneca XXXVI. epistola.
Fons primus
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Stulticia i
Si quando fatuo delectari uolo, non est michi longe querendus, me rideo.
Seneca ibidem.
Fons primus
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Ubi
Fortitudo dSapiencia a
Seruitus c
Simplicitas d
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