This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 edition. Excerpt: ...delicta tegit. Compendiose rem gestam stilo commendare libet, ut doceam quandoque bestias majoris esse fidei et amoris certioris quam sit nobilis creatura, cum dignitatis naturalis immemor efficitur. Erat igitur miles et generosus sanguine et in re militari exercitatus et strenuissimus. Solus vero iter ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 edition. Excerpt: ...delicta tegit. Compendiose rem gestam stilo commendare libet, ut doceam quandoque bestias majoris esse fidei et amoris certioris quam sit nobilis creatura, cum dignitatis naturalis immemor efficitur. Erat igitur miles et generosus sanguine et in re militari exercitatus et strenuissimus. Solus vero iter emensus, ut consuetudinis erat, audivit leonem in recessu quodam non multum a strata regia pro rugitu edentem gemitum, et doloris acerbitatem lacrimabiliter protestantem. Serpens enim quantitatis horrendse sinuosis caudae vol u minibus collum leonis cinxerat, pectore vero et pedibus arbori proceras firmiter adhaesit, adeo ut leo vinctus staret juxta dictae arboris stipitem. Attendens miles gemitus leonis, per compendium semitae directe lineam sequens, monstrum cernit indignans in ejus adventu et ad certamen ipsum provocans. Miles vero audacissimus gladium exerens irruit in monstrum, quo neci dato, solutus leo libertate solita gaudet.2 Sed et caudae motu liberatori suo blandiens, et lingua manum lingens, in modum canis nunc dominum suum cursu laeto processit, nunc ad eundem vultu hilari et jocundo reversus est. Cum vero miles somno artus recreavit, leo ad pedes ejus quiescens custos domini sui fidelissimus est effectus. Frequenter in eongressu militum 1 armatorum dimicantium domino suo opem contulit, liberatori suo vices recompensans. Ssepe a lethi discrimine illum liberavit, cui vitam suam debuit. Quocunque pergebat miles, sequcbatur eum assecla fidelis. Tanta familiaritas, tam affectuosus amor, terae tam superbae de natura, sed jam mansuetissimae,2 singulos rem attendentes non solum in admirationem sed in stuporem adduxit. Sed et ipsi militi tantus amor suspectus fait, undo et leonem suum fallerc ausus est, sui nimis immemor. Natale igitur...
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