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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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POETARLIM WNDICE
ciuntur, non dimetiuntur, re cum Rapinoloquar,
omnes proportiones, ecracionem rnius ad aliud;
non examinant verum pulchra Tuo sint quaeque
loco polita; an moderamen illud inter admirabile
e verisimile cum iudiciolut achibitum; processe.
riene audacia lonsius quam poelis admietie, tu
midaue sic aeque ampullata; num accionis rnius
principis rice inita ratio sic; verum illi non modo
ornacum, sed etiam lucem afferant exilodiahaud
lonse arcessita sed Cubnata sponto; num eloquen
tia in cacendo sic penthabita, acque ars decla
raca occulcatione; verum decorum in mori-
bus e sententiis circumspeere sic obleruatum; r
irum eloquutiones aftectus suos renerasque ani-
mi permociones inlpirent lectori; num omnia
ordinem cuum cueantur, characterem que luum
lultinere possint, et bona mens rbique eluceat.
verbo verum poema delectet, prott, moueat de
admirationem excicet, habeantque le res eoquo
par est modo. Arbitrandum siquidem de Doe-
ace fipico (omnium poematum maximelubli
mi secundum Parrhasium, cui perindeve nobis
Parrhasi
de illo pocissimum Termo eAt) camquam de ma.
e
Enifico e resio quodam palacio, cuius princeps
habetur pulchricudo totius, operis proportio ad
Darces singulas, singularumque inter le partium
convenientia: qualia considerantur a peritis e
ana P. 52.
incellisentibus rei voeticae arbitris poetis, non
ornatus exterior, qui provemodum tolus gram-
matieos deciner doblectat. Eccireo quum leuio.
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