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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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POETARVM INDICE.
omnium existimationem auctori conciliauit.
Fontenellus tamen, poeta inclutus, in eodem
puluere littorario laudabili quoque consilio desu.
dauir, edito Hlasae de natura Kclosaelibro ver-
nacuto, L. Ondini arglice reculo. Nequenon consuli
merentur quae de poccica, et inprimis decarmi
ne paltorali, Anti Baillero Cuo inseruit Menasius,
excellentissimus poeta st Ariltarchus, quipassim
in eodem libro tuetur Bailletum ad carmina
componenda, atque ideo ad terendum de Poerin
iudicium prorlusincocum videri. Oporterenim
ve sinc Nicolai Bolaei consimiles, qui se Poeta-
rum arbieros praeltare volun Hliepoerarum Cal
lide hoc tempore extra controuertram princepsi
vsus Termone ad metrum gallicum adttricto ai-
rem poeticam quacuor complexus ele libris, quos
Ansluspoeta in anglicum convertit. nalticil
le reltisiis vecerum, sed quum a recta via aber-
rare videntur, a Satira non abstinet natus Satiri-
ricus poeta. De Satira et de oda breuiores ser-
mones inter ejusdem poemata legas, quos PaeDe
relesendo lorisiores efficies. Praecipue autem
Ec inellisentem poetarum arbicrum declarauier
a contemtu Pexalci Homerum et Pindarum per-
eoresie rindicando. Digni quoque lunequi no
Arosoculosmorentur Franeilei Vauastoris Anis
maduertiones illae rarissimae, quibus Rapiniob.
Tervationibus poeticis retrasacus est. et liber qui
in rircucibus d paturd
82t.
PIETAMIMAEII CONIOM.
Plat