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Excerpt from Quo Tempore Qua Mente Scriptus Sit Xenophontis Libellus Qui Poroi Inscribitur: Thesim Facultati Litterarum Parisiensi Proponebat
Pax illa Duobusne locis una eademque pax signifi catur, an hic maritima pax, qua anno 355 sociale bel lum confestum est, illio terrestre fcedus, quod anno 346 a Philocrate ictum ab homine ipso nomen tulit, com memoratur Alius accedit ambiguus locus, quo V, 9 occupatum a Phocensibue et rursus dereliotum Delphi cum templum dicitur, aliusque gentis, obscuris qui dem verbis designata, cupido notatur, quae templi ncoaraavfav sibi Vindicare conata est'. Quna scriptoris verba prout interpreteris, anno 355 vel anno 346 com positum esse libellum statuas. Ex his tribus locis totus hauritur argumenlorum apparatus, in horum interpre tatione totius quaestionis cardo versatur: alia omnia, quae secundario loco ad con¿rrpandam vel ornandam potins Opinionem soriptoree attulerunt, aequa facilitate cum diversis sententiis tam mirum in modum con gmunt, ut certum nihil ex illis argumentari po'ssis. Tres igitur locos illos quomodo docti intellexerint, bre viter recensere necesse est, ut stabile disputationi nos tra: fundamentum statuamus.
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