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<p>HEARE <persName>HANNO</persName> standes, and lookes into the skye,<lb/> And feedes him selfe, with hope of future praise:<lb/> Vnto his birdes, he dothe his eare applie,<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_09201"/>And trustes in tyme, that they his name should raise:<lb/> For they weare taughte, before they flewe abrode,<lb/> Longe tyme to saie, that <persName>HANNO</persName> was a God.<lb/> But, when the birdes from bondage weare releast,<lb/> And in the woodes, with other birdes weare ioin'de,<lb/> Then <persName>HANNOS</persName> name, theire woonted lesson ceaste,<lb/> For eache did singe, accordinge to his kinde:<lb/> Then flee this faulte, Ambition workes our shame,<lb/> And vertue loue, which doth extoll our name.<lb/> <gloss target="embstma_1667_09201" lang="la"><name type="author">Aelian</name> de var.<lb/> Histor. lib. 14.<lb/> cap. 30.</gloss> </p>

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Hanno of Carthage teaches birds to sing 'Hanno is a god' and then releases them, but the birds, once free, forget what they had been taught

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Ridiculous ambition

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