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<p><term id="embstma_1667_13001"/>THE Martiall Captaines ofte, do marche into the fielde,<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_13002"/>With Egles, or with Griphins fierce, or Dragons, in theire shields.<lb/> But <persName type="mythological">Phoebus</persName> sacred birde, let Poëttes moste commende.<lb/> Who, as it were by skill deuine, with songe forshowes his ende.<lb/> And as his tune delightes: for rareness of the same.<lb/> So they with sweetenes of theire verse, shoulde winne a las<lb/> tinge name.<lb/> And as his colour white: Sincerenes doth declare.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_13003"/>So Poëttes must bee cleane, and pure, and must of crime beware.<lb/> For which respectes the <rs>Swanne</rs>, should in theire Ensigne stande,<lb/> No forren fowle, and once suppos'de kinge of <rs>LIGVRIA</rs> Lande.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_13004"/><foreign lang="la">Cura ducum fuerant olim, regumque poëtae,<lb/> Praemiaque antiqui magna tulere chori.<lb/> Sanctaque maiestas, & erat venerabile nomen<lb/> Vatibus, & largae saepè dabantur opes.<lb/> <persName>Ennius</persName> emeruit <rs>Calabris</rs> in montibus ortus,<lb/> Contiguus poni <persName>Scipio</persName> magne tibi,<lb/> Nunc ederae sine honore iacent: operataque doctis<lb/> Cura vigil Musis, nomen inertis habet.<lb/> Sed famam vigilare iuuat, quis nosset <persName>Homerum</persName><lb/> Ilias aeterum si latuisset opus.</foreign> <gloss target="embstma_1667_13001" lang="la"><name type="author">Ouid.</name> Metam. 2.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_13002" lang="la"><name type="author">Nic. Reusnerus</name>.<lb/> Hunc volucrem <persName type="mythological">Phoebo</persName><lb/> fertur sacrasse vetustas:<lb/> Quod referat cantus,<lb/> Delphice magne, tuos.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_13003" lang="la"><name type="author">Hor.</name> de arte poët.<lb/> Natura fieret laudabile<lb/> carmen, an arte,<lb/> Quaesitum est. ego nec<lb/> studium sine diuite vena,<lb/> Nec rude quid prosit<lb/> video ingenium: alte-<lb/> rius sic<lb/> Altera poscit opem res,<lb/> & coniurat amice.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_13004" lang="la"><name type="author">Ouid.</name> 3. Art.<lb/> amandi.</gloss> </p> |
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Ad Nobiliss. et doctiss. virum Dn. Ianum Dousam A Noortwijck. |
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Insignia poëtarum |
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The arms of the poets |
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