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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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DE OPI
Propius tamen abest ab opinione Voltiana
que a Dacerius, quum in dissert. praetixa Pocticae Ari.
Aoc. a se verlae sententiam illorum retellit, quicum
1692, 12. Perro Cornelio poelios dramatieae principeasse.
OrpS. L. L.
P. 310.
verant, commentatores more grammaticorum
et philosophorum poeticam tradences, muleum
eruditionis sed parum experientiae possidere.
Ouocirea doctiorem reddant lectorem, arti ve.
roipsi exiguum lumen conciliene, iis quae ad
Doclin inprimis spectant plerumque neglectis.
Proinde Dacerius, aeque e Vossius; artius te
net munus philosophi esse de poetica pertracta
re. Poctica enim illi e philolophia orca, et phi-
lolophrus mosis idoneus ferendo de arte qua
dam iudicio, maeisque ad regulas praeseriben.
das Derlpicax esle dicitur: quipre qui Colidis con.
Eiderationibus intima artis perlerutetur, quum
contra qui iple artem exercee, citius luorum toe.
cuumm ariore in transuertum rantus coecutire
POSHIT. Ac enimuero s quis omnem philoso
phiam habeat in numerato, ad rnguemque le
reae, poeticae autem expers lit suauitatis, ad eam
tradendam minuserit idonens. Namque ve viator
qui in oblcuro e luis numqua vestigiistricoitine.
re vertatur, nonraro impinget, nec quid sequen-
dum vitandumue sit discernet lacis. Nequere.
ro Dacerio damus pocticam philolophiae Aliam
Scel. poet. l. merito appellari. Nam Scaliger cum ipsanatu.
10b010
ra humana vim numerolam quibus claudantur
vertus extitisse, st Vossius omnes quorquornoci
nobis
La poeri.
Siost.
Morh.
l. 7. C. 1.