Schediasma Academicum De Eo Quod Est Moris Novissimi in Republica Literaria, Sive Von Der Neuesten Mode Bey Der Gelehrten Welt

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Excerpt from Schediasma Academicum De Eo Quod Est Moris Novissimi in Republica Literaria, Sive Von Der Neuesten Mode Bey Der Gelehrten Welt: Indultu Benigno Amplissimi Ordinis Philosophorum in Alma LudovicianaImre, noli quod mos, nori¿imm ille Vik ...&us, Ami&us, va:, iaudi regiminc trium Literarum Tyrannus. Qui Simii in morem recens fibi genitos batuios miram in mo.. Dani deamaìe folct£mo:c tan'quam îlums aut'saiurnus ahq'ui9 proprios rurfum cicuorat mcoè nouas inhiride', qgas ex (e prqgi gnit, Confuetudines facit in priorùxhìqcum'fuccedetc, non:tamum Ciìn/em Te'd quoque literariam, rem publicam, & ca, quae ad ?ti'amque pertmen: perpetua: morum vici¿îrudini reddat obnoxiam._ Qxî enim alirer Is porci? Facere, gui, dum {ibi ipfî non conììat, ipfa propegpodum vic:¿ìzudò qr, Mos' fere efi'e defimt, dum coufians efi'aineipir tììfi fòrtan ex:¿imeè, jlluig poting dicéndum Mon) elfc, _ qui absque vici¿îr¿dine Mos efifàf que utinam, (i bonus eff, femp'ct taiis extatet fì vero maiùs efi. N'imquam cxi&erer, tilis, (ed vices mat:reffìne òicibus. Via icaqùe pandend mori, atque etiam océlu'dendq. Pandmda (i bonusc¿gad adiruni re dim'ni fi mafus, acìabié'um exicum.' Occludenda:fibonus abitum e'xir um fi'malus, ad a'dztum r_edicigm. Vgum vegq efi: mèn d'olen.' dum Gue bonus Mos fuer_it fine malus, quod regéte eum (e fina: imma num genus qui regi &(eruire natus efi. Ac imperandq, etiamli optimus ¿1crmdegenem. Si quod tamen ipfì regimen el': pamitrcndum febbîus' regetet, fi regeretur, fique, qui eum tegcre debenr, fe ipfos regere¿t'. Pra'e-f clara enim optima res efi_mos, 'ocuìis etiam gcmis prredita vàldd Riola, (edimpetatamcn ai: nimio Tui amore plerùmi1ue cocca igno, nifi dirigatur, noxia acqua ...ma... eosca, gqam oculisaburens quoda do occowanda, ac fim1]is reddenda Equo qui Clanfis obtcc'îi3 oculi: adlùcfcit, eidemquc pgodEURfî, fi régitur, ob Noi: 1taque mirati m(îtis: icgpidam. Ec:rt [eindbî'About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully, any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.