* (having no hands, she plays dice with her feet. They most willingly and almost (pene) without thinking (non cogitantes) admit (admittunt) the first idea about all (omnium) and scientific (scientiarumque) first images (primos species) of things (rerum), though the nature refused them in it*: and I believe that the great evidence / argument, that. We admire their easy industry and those (?) who are taught better erudition. (In it) helps the affection and the ardour of people, encircled with their goods. Not superfluous will be the consideration, looking at the various classes of people, in which let everyone find himself and what he / she may be, let him see from (this) image. in impios punitionem Constantinus imperator etiam in proprios egit affectus. Et ut maximam habent speciem cultae indolis, & per omnes scientias adornatae, debita sapientiae bona occupant. 7 deinde etiam, quod absque ulla hactenus mortalium notitia est. Rerum omnium scientiarumque primos species, etsi a natura sibi negatas, facillime ac pene non cogitantes admittunt: Ingens quidem argumentum esse crediderim, impetu & veluti fortuna tantam rerum copiam ab iis conquiri. Faciles eorum industrias admiramur, & qui meliori eruditione imbuuntur.

Non superflua erit cogitatio recensendi diversissimas hominum classes, in quibus se unus quisque inveniet, & qualis esse possit, ex imagine deprehendat juvat affectus, impetusque mortalium bonis suis stipatos. Iam primum illud in confesso est, affectus omnes ad Stultitiam pertinere. Stultifera nauis mortalium, : in qua fatui affectus, mores conatus atque studia, quibus uita hc nostra, in omni hominum genere, scatet, cunctis sapienti cultoribus depinguntur, et uelut in speculo Brant, Sebastian, - on. Salvete, there is a long textual fragment that I couldn't get through, maybe you could clarify some difficult syntax in here? Quamquam hic interim demiror mortalium, ingratitudinem dicam, an segnitiem. 1 Maior pars mortalium, Pauline, de naturae malignitate conqueritur, quod in exiguum aeui gignimur, quod haec tam.

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