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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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Paill. ParE.
er de poet.
artico
Ouocirca Lilio Grexorio Orraldo viro alioqui
doctissimo ibidem minime parcit, quianemoin.
Felicius illo de poetis iudicarit; id quod iteman.
ce Buchnerum Scaliger, cuius reltisiis presius
institit, tuicus iam erae in confutat. Fabul. Bur-
donum. Me quidem clam non est, secundum
Adrianum Baillecum Vostio secus videris, quum
in praelatione insticutionum poeticarum cueatur,
Orraldum iudicio pollentem virum non parum
MLMI. p. mulca, quae poeta in luam reilitatem convertere
30, 3r. Queat, depoericatradidisse. Sed Fallitur de Faltitr
non ita iudicance Volto, qui latis habernomen
doetissimi Crraldo indidisse. Meritusidhonoris
elt, ve cogitationum luarum partem in vertus
igrata. Di. Seribendosnon derivarit. Id quod minime diffi.
t. p. 27. c. cecur iple, dum in dialogo primohistoriae poeta.
. Basil Tum se perrsat, quod de arte Ainsendi carminis
580. disterere audeat, quamuis non lic poeta. Dicit
enim vecerem illam Platonis sententiam essei eos
quoque turorensipoetico, qui poetarum carmi
na interpretentur, ideoque races illos audire pol.
Pe. Oua ratione Panaetius philoCophus Aristar.
ehum parso siue vacem nuncupauit. Ouis vero
Oyraldo enthulasmum poeticum cribuit rm.
quam? Voltius certe, etsi in poetis enarrandis
multosimenturis annos dedit, Propterea tamen
se oeltrum poetici furoris libi vindicare nolle in
praetacione insticutionum poeticarum rleropro.
ALOtUE.
Idem vero Rherorum hodiernorum facile
prin.