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# Title: [Utrum De Poetica Recte Iudicare Possit Qui Non Est Poeta] Vtrvm De Poetica Recte Ivdicare Possit Qvi Non Est Poeta ... (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 42, Stück 16; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 42)
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due illud Omineciliani: Facilius est de arte iudica
re, quam ex arce. Lecireo Forrallistemere pro.
puonauit () neminem rectius srammatieis de
re poetiea existimare posto, quum, licet ipsi
non fuexine poetae, de illorum tamen artetradi-
derine quidquid pocuerit doceri, in camdemque
optime commentati sint. AC enimuero quaim
peruerse de poeciea centeane nonnumquam, qui
in illius inceriora haud penetrarune, relipse Parr
halius documeneo elt, propterea quodrudis alieni
artifieii exiltimator priscos Craeciae atquelcaliae
poetas manibus nottris exipit iniquistime, eo
rumdemque ornamentis nobis prorlus interdicil.
Nouam isitur poeticam exeogitandam, neque
docto sed domellico termonepoemata pangenda,
recentioresque poetas quotquot eruditorum lin-
Sua, quac ipss perperam moreua audit, carmima
contexant, haud reros auerores, sed viles pri
seorum imitatores et discipulos, nec nisi diueur-
no riu acque imicatione, non autem quod artis
Praeceptiones penetrarint poetas essetemere pro.
nunciac. Onae quidem paradoza pluribus iam
concudi in dissertatione quac poecicam vecerem
Romanam aeque ac Graecam a contemtu Parrha-
Cranoru auetoris rindicauit. PTondum EUnCIMAME
bustriueram alteram Parrhalianorum editionem
Fallica (nam anslise quoque ebelsiceprodiere)
A 3
in
) Carrhasiana, P. I. P. 54. Cdit. AmCel. 17OI. Les Cram
mairiens, inquit Parrhalius, sans être Poêtes, enseignent ce qu
on pent ensciener de l’art de la poësre, eC.