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Ęger. Didymus Alexandrinus captus a parua ętate oculis dialecticam et geometriam didicit [ERROR: no link page:]90. Ęger Deo supplex, accepta sanitate ingratus [ERROR: no link page:]125. Ęgrotanti clerico quis debet assistere [ERROR: no link page:]131. Ęgroti et infirmi qui intelligantur spiritaliter [ERROR: no link page:]141. Ęgrotanti ministrare pietatis officium est [ERROR: no link page:]157. Homines corporis magis quam animę saluti intenti [ERROR: no link page:]233. Ad cęcum consolatoria per multorum exempla [ERROR: no link page:]247. De egrotatione Blesillę. Ad amicum egrotum consolatoria [ERROR: no link page:]251. Quando infirmor, tunc fortior sum [ERROR: no link page:]273. Cęcus ne doleat, simodo mentis oculos habet [ERROR: no link page:]290.
Ętas. LXX anni uita hominis. Decipimur semper longiorem uitam sibi promittentes [ERROR: no link page:]3. Pueri, patres, iuuenes iuxta interiorem hominem 16. Decrepiti etiam annum adhuc uiuere sperant [ERROR: no link page:]198. Iuuenis cito potest mori, senex diu uiuere non potest. Nihil est pręterita longitudo quę esse desiit [ERROR: no link page:]259. Temporis lapsus tacitus et irrequietus. Dauid: Dies uitę nostrę LXX anni [ERROR: no link page:]264. Breuitas uitę propter delicta [ERROR: no link page:]285. Epistola. Turpilius Sosa inquit res est quę homines absentes pręsentes facit.

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