Vitruvius Pollio, I dieci libri dell?architettura, 1567

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                  madre lo laſciò inſepolto. </s>
                  <s id="s.000423">Queſto dice Plutarco diuerſamente da Tucidide. </s>
                  <s id="s.000424">Soleuano i Greci
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                  nel luogo oue haueuano poſto in fuga, & ſuperati i nemici tagliare i rami de gli alberi, & orna­
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                  re i tronchi di ſpoglie hoſtili, per ſegno, & raccordanza della uittoria; quel tronco coſi adorno
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                  ſi chiamaua trofeo, come in Tucidide ſi legge in molti luoghi. </s>
                  <s id="s.000425">I Lacedemonij hauendo uinto i Per­
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                  ſiani, in uece di trofeo, fecero coſa piu illuſtre, & memorabile, percioche de i dinari tratti del­
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                  le uendute ſpoglie, che ſi chiamano Manubie, & della preda, che è tutto il corpo del butino,
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                  fecero il portico detto Perſiano, del quale Pauſania ne i Laconici ne fa mentione. </s>
                  <s id="s.000426">Ragiona
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                  anche nell'Attica della ſtirpe di Pauſania, & nell'Arcadia dice, che Pauſania figliuolo di
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                  Cleombroto duce de Plateſi, hebbe impedimento di eſſer chiamato benemerito della Grecia per
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                  le ribalderie, che egli fece dapoi. </s>
                  <s id="s.000427">Dalle iſtorie adunque lo Architetto prende occaſione, di ador
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                  nare le opere ſue, come anche Vitr. in molti luoghi adorna i uolumi ſuoi, come nel ſeſto capo del
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                  primo, nel nono del ſecondo, nel primo del ſeſto, & ne i proemi de i ſuoi libri, & altroue è pie­
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                  no di belliſſimi ammaeſtramenti tratti dall'iſtorie.
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                  <s id="s.000428">La Filoſofia fa lo Architetto d'animo grande, ſenza arroganza, piaceuole, giuſto, &
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                  fedele, non auaro; il che è coſa grandiſsima: la doue ſenza fede, & caſtità niuna coſa </s>
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