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Line: 53 
4. De ydro.
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Line: 54    Est et aliud animal, quod est in Nilo flumine et vocatur hydrus. ...
Line: 55    satis hoc animal inimicum est corcodrillo. ... Cum viderit corcodrillum
Line: 56    in litore fluminis dormientem ore aperto, vadit et volitat
Line: 57    (l. volutat) se in luto ... veniensque insiliet in os corcodrilli, qui subito
Page of ed.: 127  Line: 58    vivum transgluciet. Hydrus autem dilanians omnia viscera ejus, exiet
Line: 59    vivus de visceribus ejus, corcodrillo jam mortuo ... et significat
Line: 60    mortem et infernum vel unumquemque inimicum salvatoris, qui tamen
Line: 61    assumta mortali natura carne descendit in infernum ... eduxitque
Line: 62    pene omnes, qui ab eo devorati tenebantur in morte ...



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