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| − | unquam<ref group="text-notes">unquam] nunquam <i>MF</i></ref> | + | <span style="color:Red">unquam</span><ref group="text-notes">unquam] nunquam <i>MF</i>. The ''unquam'' does not make sense in this phrase so it is probably an error and the intended word was ''nunquam.''</ref> |
| − | contigisset hactenus propter talem mutationem, | + | contigisset hactenus propter talem mutationem, vel mori, vel infirmari, aut male |
haberi<ref group="text-notes">haberi] habere <i>MF</i></ref>, | haberi<ref group="text-notes">haberi] habere <i>MF</i></ref>, | ||
et tamen fieri non | et tamen fieri non | ||
potuit<ref group="text-notes">potuit] potest <i>MF</i></ref> | potuit<ref group="text-notes">potuit] potest <i>MF</i></ref> | ||
quin frequenter ego inciderim in loca | quin frequenter ego inciderim in loca | ||
| − | aeris<ref group="text-notes">aeris] | + | <span style="color:Red">aeris</span><ref group="text-notes">aeris] variis <i>MF</i>. Here, ''aeris'' is genitive singular and modifies ''loca'' while ''variis'' is plural and probably ablative, therefore modifying periculis.</ref> |
| − | periculis corporalibus affecta, et subiecta fui enim saepe | + | periculis corporalibus affecta, et subiecta fui |
| − | {{Left sidenote|in hospitalibus, et | + | enim<ref group="text-notes">enim] ''add.'' saepe <i>MF</i></ref> |
| − | pauper immundis<ref group="text-notes">pauper immundis] parum mundis <i>MF</i></ref>, | + | {{Left sidenote|in hospitalibus, et diversoriis.}}in hospitalibus |
| + | <span style="color:Red">pauper immundis</span><ref group="text-notes">pauper immundis] parum mundis <i>MF</i>. The replacement seems to be a euphemism -- "too little of the world" replacing "inadequate for the filthy."</ref>, | ||
saepe<ref group="text-notes">saepe] saepius <i>MF</i></ref> | saepe<ref group="text-notes">saepe] saepius <i>MF</i></ref> | ||
| − | in | + | in diversoriis pessimae habitationis, quandoque etiam in multo frigore, quandoque in loco ubi praeter tectum domus, vel foenum, vel paleas nihil erat, |
sed<ref group="text-notes">sed] <i>add.</i> et <i>MF</i></ref> | sed<ref group="text-notes">sed] <i>add.</i> et <i>MF</i></ref> | ||
mihi contigit sub | mihi contigit sub | ||
die<ref group="text-notes">die] dio <i>MF</i></ref> | die<ref group="text-notes">die] dio <i>MF</i></ref> | ||
| − | dormire, qui igitur in his omnibus me, et caeteros eiusdem conditionis, ac differentis | + | dormire, qui igitur in his omnibus me, et caeteros eiusdem conditionis, ac |
| − | Pro his | + | differentes<ref group="text-notes">differentes] differentis <i>MF</i></ref> conservavit, ipse sit Benedictus in saecula. |
| − | speciales<ref group="text-notes">speciales] sperans <i>MF</i></ref> | + | Pro his gratiam agebam |
| + | <span style="color:Red">speciales</span><ref group="text-notes">speciales] sperans <i>MF</i></ref> | ||
quod<ref group="text-notes">quod] <i>add.</i> et <i>MF</i></ref> | quod<ref group="text-notes">quod] <i>add.</i> et <i>MF</i></ref> | ||
| − | in hac | + | in hac nova habitatione mihi non esset |
defecturus<ref group="text-notes">defecturus] defuturus <i>MF</i></ref> | defecturus<ref group="text-notes">defecturus] defuturus <i>MF</i></ref> | ||
et | et | ||
quando mihi voluerit | quando mihi voluerit | ||
| − | etiam<ref group="text-notes">etiam] <i>om.</i> <i>MF</i></ref> | + | etiam<ref group="text-notes">etiam] <i>om.</i> <i>MF</i> [p. 632]</ref> |
| − | afferre<ref group="text-notes">afferre] adesse <i>et add.</i> per <i>MF</i></ref> | + | afferre<ref group="text-notes">afferre] adesse <i>et add.</i> per <i>MF</i>. ''affero'' connotes motion forward or towards, while ''adsum'' suggests current proximity.</ref> |
| − | {{Left sidenote|Deus vitae, et mortis | + | {{Left sidenote|Deus vitae, et mortis}}mortem non propter hoc minus bonum mihi volet Deus vitae, et mortis sed nec ego ideo minus debeo pro incolumitate corporis, et pro reliquis bonis, quae |
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unquam[1]
contigisset hactenus propter talem mutationem, vel mori, vel infirmari, aut male
haberi[2],
et tamen fieri non
potuit[3]
quin frequenter ego inciderim in loca
aeris[4]
periculis corporalibus affecta, et subiecta fui
enim[5]
in hospitalibus, et diversoriis.
in hospitalibus
pauper immundis[6],
saepe[7]
in diversoriis pessimae habitationis, quandoque etiam in multo frigore, quandoque in loco ubi praeter tectum domus, vel foenum, vel paleas nihil erat,
sed[8]
mihi contigit sub
die[9]
dormire, qui igitur in his omnibus me, et caeteros eiusdem conditionis, ac
differentes[10] conservavit, ipse sit Benedictus in saecula.
Pro his gratiam agebam
speciales[11]
quod[12]
in hac nova habitatione mihi non esset
defecturus[13]
et
quando mihi voluerit
etiam[14]
afferre[15]
Deus vitae, et mortis
mortem non propter hoc minus bonum mihi volet Deus vitae, et mortis sed nec ego ideo minus debeo pro incolumitate corporis, et pro reliquis bonis, quae
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- ↑ unquam] nunquam MF. The unquam does not make sense in this phrase so it is probably an error and the intended word was nunquam.
- ↑ haberi] habere MF
- ↑ potuit] potest MF
- ↑ aeris] variis MF. Here, aeris is genitive singular and modifies loca while variis is plural and probably ablative, therefore modifying periculis.
- ↑ enim] add. saepe MF
- ↑ pauper immundis] parum mundis MF. The replacement seems to be a euphemism -- "too little of the world" replacing "inadequate for the filthy."
- ↑ saepe] saepius MF
- ↑ sed] add. et MF
- ↑ die] dio MF
- ↑ differentes] differentis MF
- ↑ speciales] sperans MF
- ↑ quod] add. et MF
- ↑ defecturus] defuturus MF
- ↑ etiam] om. MF [p. 632]
- ↑ afferre] adesse et add. per MF. affero connotes motion forward or towards, while adsum suggests current proximity.
