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dignitees don to wikked men.
dignitees don to wikked men.
Chaucer - Boethius
[Sidenote: Hence Catullus' resentment against Nonius, whom he
calls the botch, or impostume of the State. ]
? For whiche ? ing catullus clepid a consul of Rome ? at 1976
hy? t noni{us} postum. or boch. as who sei? he clepi?
hy{m} a congregac{i}ou{n} of uices in his brest as a postum
is ful of corrupc{i}ou{n}. al were ? is noni{us} set in a
chayere of dignitee.
[Sidenote: The deformities of wicked men would be less apparent if
they were in more obscure situations. ]
Sest ? ou nat ?
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dignitees don to wikked men. ? Certys vnwor? ines of
wikked men shold{e} ben ? e lasse ysen yif ? ei nere renomed
of none hono{ur}s.
[Sidenote: Would you free yourself from peril by accepting a
magistracy along with Decoratus a buffoon and informer? ]
? Certys ? ou ? i self ne
my? test nat ben brou? t wi? as many p{er}ils as ? ou 1984
my? test suffren ?