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14. Post hunc si Pauli Diaconi historiam miscellam accersat, eique adiunget Iordanem de regnorum ac temporum successione, et de rebus Geticis, non inclinationem modo, sed interitum Romani imperii videbit. De imperii inclinatione ex professo scripsit Zosimus, ita ipse de se testatur. Atque a Caesare Octaviano exorsus ad urbem ab Alarico duce captam, perpetua serie libris 6 historiam contexuit. Ab eo ipso tempore pergit Blondus Forliniensis, et rerum gestarum seriem post inclinationem imperii, Gothorum, Vandalorum, Longobardorum, aliarumque gentium facta narrans, continuat usque in annum Christi 1400. Breviter historiam Caesaream scripsit Ioannes Cuspianus usque ad 1 annum Maximiliani I, unde orditur P. Iovius, et historiam universalem splendide satis et ornate per 50 annorum spatium continuat. Eum excipit praeses ille celeberrimus Parisiensis Iacobus Augustus Thuanus, qui inter historicos suae aetatis facile principatum obtinuit, historiamque rerum per totum orbem gestarum ab anno Christi 1545 usque ad annum 1608 stilo perquam luculento propagavit