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pessima vero
sunt ἀδιανόητα, hoc est, quae verbis aperta occultos
sensus habent, ut cum dictus est caecus secundum
viam stare,1 et, qui suos artus morsu lacerasset,
fingitur in scholis supra se cubasse.
1 cum ductus, A: conductus, G: cum dictus, Spalding: viam A: vitam, G. This sentence is unintelligible. Halm reads cum dictus eat caecus secundum vitam (G.) stare, which night conceivably be intended to mean ' as when the blind man was said to stand there to gain his living,' a rare use of vita.
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