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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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Ferre Oportet, neque merito eius parens Dacerio
audic. Idem quoque praeterea contendie philo.
Cophum apciorem esse poeta iudicio de arte ali
qua ferendo, propterea quod ad intima medita-
tionibus peneerecsuis. Ouali vero protundiores
contemplationes destituant poetam? quasi vero
poeta non sic philosophus, cuius pectus maxi.
marum rerum implecum esse scientia necesse ett.
Neque enim quemcunque, sed optimum poeri.
ces arbitrum ctatuimus. Optimus aucem poeta
dici nequit, nisi qui in Capientiae sudio orium
consumlerit, inque philolophia percolenda ope.
ram collocarit, exemplo Hlomeri et Maronis voc.
tarum Principum. Praeter illosnon paucos nu
meroeprilcis ac recentioribus et philolophos d
Doetas tuisferes ipla loquitur, eorumque exem.
pla docent, quae adducere nihil attinet, quum sint
reltata inmedioque polica. Quid quod, nisiphi.
lolophicascientia repleti, tabulis eam occuleare,
aut motus caeli ec curtus liderum, quin dc abtru.
Tam naturae scientiam, et ciuitates regnaque mo.
derandi disciplinam litteris dc versibus mandare
non potuillent? Neque vero exictimandum de
doctrina poetarum artem rationis aut philolo.
phiam primam abesse posse. Ve alios nunc (.
leam, Richardus Blackmorus, qui magnae Bri.
cannide Resi poema epicum coram offerebat, i
deo in ordinem equestrem me Londini agente
receptus, in praetatione eiusdem Resem luum
Archurum (hoc poematinomen eAt) L.Osicde d
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