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# Title: [Duo Postremi Apologiae Libri] Dvo Postremi Apologiæ Libri (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 210:5)
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DEFENDDHEPR SCRTETORES PRADICATOR.
plurimum macerius cantum congerune rariasque cogi-
tiones, vix cerri alicuius argumenei, auc ordinis habi-
EA FACIOHC.
Sed verinque, re solei, in excrema ricia impingirur
Duis enim probet nimis Colliciram, et Cemper in cas-
dem particiones quasi aliquod carmen Ccriberetur RecUF-
rentem concionem: Nam re coresie Cranacensis lua
Rhecorica Christiana obfernar, nulla mechodus dicen-
Di riciolior est ea cuilicer praestancissimae OTatOT quaL
ad larum adhxrescir. Idque lugillar Hlorarius de arre
Poerica exemplo Cyrharadi: Ridetur corda qui semper
oberrat endem: affectarum nihil probari porelt: nam vE
egregie Seneca: Nonne etiam qui accurate loquetur, idem
5 putide loquiture
Ac quis ab hoc ririo excuser parciciones Tolemnes, de
Perpecuasin nonem parres, quae rarius à Concione quam
a corpore humano manuum in decem digitos Aissura
absinc: Duarum rix rilum apud Oratores auc SS. VP.
Craecos, rel Lacinos verae eloquenriae parences relti-
sium exrec: ec si exemplis curari se reline; nullum sup-
Deratnil concionatorum a duobus, auccribus saeculis
quibus videbatur fere exrincta eloquencia, ad Constan-
cinopolicanum rsque excidium, à quo TeMPOTCOPeTA
Craecorum, quostraec clades in Tcaliam deiccerac, ali-
quanculum ars Oratoria relpirauie. Oprimos icaque
morum e Sacra Doctrina, sed pessimos eloguentix
Masistros sibi deligune, qui huiusmodi parcicionum
AUFhOTeS SEGUUNEUT,
Nec illa ab aneiguis Parribus et Oracoribus adede-
normis exerracio contingere porest cirra rera eloguen-
cis granissimam noxam: Nam memininelcio quo lo-
co, meapud Fullium legere, hoc dictare Oratoriam ar-
cem à Poetica, quod illa rno genere conrineatur, ilta
vero ad plura diverlstima pareac: Tlinc dilcrimen illud
obseruat Tullius Poecae nomen et laudem pollequem
allequi, licet Homero distimilis esse relic, A ab Rpico
carmineabltincat, e Odas cum Pindaro, Elegos cum
Callimacho. Comcedias cum Alenandro, Fragaedias
cum Sophocle Ccribat. Verum Oratoris parres nemoim.
plebir, nisi ad Demosthenis similicudinem accedar. Ouia
rno genere concinerur cora lxcars, gux in Demosthe-