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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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rat Nicias, Spartani diuturna obsidione presi
insulam viero cederent obsidentibus; populus
dato plausu subernatorem Cleonem rece-
pie, Senatus autem gratum animum Niciac de
clarando prudenter iudicauit, victoriae gloriam
non audaciae Cleonis, sed prudenti Niciae con-
Tiliodeberi. Ve maior non fuit Cleon, qui im-
veritae plebis iudicium abstulit, sed Nicias, qui
prudentioris senatus meruit; sic poeta maiornon
ectus quiiudicium rudis muicicudinis abstulic, sed
quimeruit poctarum. Ouamobrem lichrabeto:
licibi plaudune qui in orchestra sedene, no
li curare pullatum circulum, aut caueae conses.
Turr.
Fx dictis manifestum et modo efectum eAt,
neque Crrammaricis, neque Philosophis, multo
minusindoetae mulcitudini, sed in arte sua praeci-
pue credendum esse artificibus Poetis, iudicio
aeri camquam lapide Irdio omnia explorancibus.
Ve enim de tormolitate picturac, quae poesis mu-
ta audic, Tolus pictor recte potest satuere; Ac de
praestantia poeticae, quae loquens diciturvi-
etura, Tolus poeta. De linea Apellea Prorogenis
lineae superindueta Plinius, omnium quidem, anri- Baill
sed praecipue arriticum, miraculo id Factum aF. L. 2. p. 339
firmac; de aliaque pietura, sunt, inquit, quibus
placeat dilisentia, quam intelligune soli artificeso
Idem Censit pictor Nicomachus, quiquum inHle.
lena omni arte Zeuxidis effieta oculos admixa.
bundus figeret, roganti, quid miraretur, id, in.
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