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Billi, Graecae poeseos genus ut per se satis singulare et subtili perscrutatione dignum ita. Nondum ea. Qua de cet diligentia emploratum quinam et quales fuerint si dignoscere vis, tribus licet viis procedere. Primum enim poteris videro quid ex ipsius voeis radice et potestate elici queat, tum quaerere qua ratione a. Graecis gram maticis silloruin natura descripta sit, denique ex sillorum reliquiis eorum Speciem adumbrare.
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