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Excerpt from Vitae Et Fragmenta Veterum Historicorum Romanorum
Idem dolendum videtur fragmenta veterum scri torunì Romanorum quippe a gmmmaticis et exicograhhis fere, non, sicut in Graecis. Cori tigit, a orum et sententiarum collectoribus re petenda tam disiecta et brevia esse ac saepe singulis aut aucissimis verbis constare. Verum ultra quod eri possit nemo aequus index po stulabit, et alioquin hoc quoque interdum est aliquid, nihil esse. Quanquam vel sic satis mu tum est, quod eum, qui in veteri memoria perdiscenda 'e aboret, et. Adiuvare et delect3're possit. 'recentiorum scriptorum libros subsidia rios et peculiares de singulis rebus et auctori bus scriptiones quoniam m ipso libro data Op portùnitate' laudavi, hoc quidem loco eorum no mina commemorare laudesque repetere non 0 us est. Dolui tantum me Maxansii et Bolhusii Sis sertationes de scriptis Catonis aliasque Pau ciores nancisei non potuisse. Ceterum ut 1pse nidem mihi conscius sum, nullam me diligen: t1ae et industriae partem, quae 'in me posita fuerit, omisisse, quandoquidem in eo labore non in enii solum et doctrmae fructum sed etiam ammi,' cum multis fortunae iniquitatibus pe'r hoc tem us con¿ictatì, re 'em pet1vi, ita testat,' ut libe o meo favorem octorum aequorumque in dioum petam atque exorem.
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