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Fortunę magna uis in utramque partem [ERROR: no link page:]116. Cui spes omnis et ratio et cogitatio pendet ex fortuna, huic nihil potest esse certi [ERROR: no link page:]176. Felicitas in cęlo [ERROR: no link page:]189. Ille qui recte atque honeste curriculum uiuendi a natura datum confecerit, ad illud astrum, quod aptius tunc fuerit, reuertetur [ERROR: no link page:]189. Fides iustitię fundamentum [ERROR: no link page:]76. Regulus [ERROR: no link page:]81. Fides ut habeatur, duabus rebus perfici [ERROR: no link page:]119. Neque enim ulla res uehementius rempublicam continet quam fides [ERROR: no link page:]134. Fides bona [ERROR: no link page:]153. Marcus Regulus [ERROR: no link page:]161. Quando fides non seruanda [ERROR: no link page:]163. Animus sine fide locus in mari sine portu. Summa amentia est in illorum fide spem habere quorum perfidia toties sis deceptus [ERROR: no link page:]185. Fortis. Milo Crotoniata uiribus iam per ętatem destitutus fleuit [ERROR: no link page:]36. Formę decorem comparat decore uitę [ERROR: no link page:]95. Decorum circa corporis formam [ERROR: no link page:]103. ms-147r

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Felix. Non enim solum ipsa fortuna cęca est, sed eos etiam plerumque efficit cęcos, quos complexa est [ERROR: no link page:]15. Fama. Negligere quid de se quisque sentiat, non solum arrogantis est, sed etiam omnino dissoluti [ERROR: no link page:]95. Filii. Paterfamiiias qui delectatur re sua familiari [ERROR: no link page:]93. Filii patres imitari student [ERROR: no link page:]99. Optima hęreditas a patribus traditur liberis omnique patrimonio pręstantior gloria uirtutis rerumque gestarum [ERROR: no link page:]101. Titus Torquatus pro patre, a quo ruri relegatus [ERROR: no link page:]164.