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onti. Baill.
T. II. p.
DE OPTINO
dam praebere reilitarem philolophiae quae mores
hominum Format. Sed Dacerius, quicummihi
nunc res elt, obcendir Forcassis contra pracceptio.
nes morales vaces Frequencissime impingere.
Iplum enim carminis auctore caeco ee viciolotui
iphusamore interdum abripi, et propterea de
Poemate recte iudicarenon posse contendit. Pro.
indeclarsior Dacerio, poetam qui le _ lua car.
mina solus amet sine rivali, nonnumquam
eaecum esse iudicem. Adduci enIM eNOM pOS.
Cum, veamplectar plenagii partes, tenentisnon
277. 284. modolicere poetis luarum laudum esle praeconi-
(. 292. s. bus, et luorum operum arbitris, sedhaecelogia
eosdem etiam decere. Iguidem ire non Fuxit,
vlum dt consuecudinem prope vim legis obtinuis.
se, e ratum hocpriuilerium dici: quo ve sint a
praestancissimi d modeltissimi, e protani a lacri
omnium Caeculorum et nationum poecae, quo.
rum indicem facili neporio locupletandum Me-
nasius contexuit. Sed ve multitudo, se copia
errantium errori vatrocinio non elt. Quamo-
brem praectare cenleo, re poerae abstireant luo.
rum se overum destimatores praebere, ee suis
sibi monibus imponere coronam. Nam gloria
quam aliquis Faciendis carminibus acquieie, nihil
ad honectum pudorem, qui, secundum Fullium.
claram _ Habilem comparat auctoritatem. Num
minus cuadet pretium operispoecici, quum in
ter eins admiratores ipse auctornon oftendeturt
Neque tamen existimes relim hinc effici poetas
philo.
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