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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philologie, Sprachwissenschaften LH 5, 4, 3
# Folio 106r, page id 00068745:0229
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In
serenissimam Venetorum
Rem publicam
Epigramma Dodecastichon
Aeternis Urbs auspiciis fundata Leonum
Aemula fortunae maxima Roma tuae,
onsilio superat; quodque est tibi, Roma negatum,
perstitis invictae non temeratus honos,
Et Regina Maris servato flore perenni
Virgo coronatum tollit in astra caput;
sponderat
Nec contenta suo, quem spanses Hadria fluctu,
Protulit jonio pronuba bella salo.
hreicium potuit Martem prostrasse, Minerva
Non minor, et binas provocat una Deas:
Ut Venus orta mari est; natam Jovis esse cerebro
Jure putes, armis pallada et arte refert.
g. G. Leibnitius
paulo post pacem Carlerdizianam
(26. dan. 1699