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# Title: [Quo Continentur Claudii Ptolemaei, Porphyrii, Manuelis Bryennii Harmonica: Archimedis Arenarius, & Dimensio Circuli; Cum Eutocii Commentario: Aristarchi Samii, de Magnitudinibus & Distantiis Solis & Lunae, Liber: Pappi Alexandrini, Libri Secundi Collectaneorum, hactenus desiderati, Fragmentum ; Graece & Latine Edita, cum Notis ; Accedunt Epistolae nonnullae, rem Mathematicam spectantes; Et Opuscula quaedam Miscellanea] Quo Continentur Claudii Ptolemæi, Porphyrii, Manuelis Bryennii Harmonica: Archimedis Arenarius, & Dimensio Circuli; Cum Eutocii Commentario: Aristarchi Samii, de Magnitudinibus & Distantiis Solis & Lunæ, Liber: Pappi Alexandrini, Libri Secundi Collectaneorum, hactenus desiderati, Fragmentum ; Græce & Latine Edita, cum Notis ; Accedunt Epistolæ nonnullæ, rem Mathematicam spectantes; Et Opuscula quædam Miscellanea (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 100:3)
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Pranis Crammutuu
Ouod FI. Scephanch sic reddic, Lacino carmine;
Faecunda terra potat.
Flinc arboresque potant,
Et potat aequor auras
Phaebusque potat aequor
Ipsumque Luna Phaebum
Quia erso vos, Sodales,
Potare me vetatis?
Terrae bibunt feraces.
Plantae bibunt e illas,
Auras Thetis marina
Et aureus Thetin Sol,
Dibitque Luna Solem.
Duid increpatis ereo
Me, dum bibo, Sodales.
Contausnoster, vertu Anelico, sed laxiorilty lo, lic eleganter agneas l.
Thechirsty Farch drintes ux ibe ram
And drintes, and eapes for drint aeain.
The Dlants sticte in the carth, and are,
With constant drintine, fresti and faire.
The Sea it sels (rohich one ould thinte
Shoula have but lesle need 1o drint)
Drintes ten thousand Rivers up,
50 fila that they orestore the C. up.
The busy dun land one vould evess,
Bys drunken fiery face, no less,)
Drines up the Sea. And rehen thais done,
The Moon and Stars drink up the Sun.
They Drinte, and Dance by ibeir oron lieht:
They Drink, and Revell al the nieht.
Tothine in Naturés dober found:
But an eternal health eoes round.
Fill up the Borel and filt il bieh:
Fill au ihe Classes here. For rehy
Shoula every creature Drine, but Y.
WVby, man of morals, tell me WVby.
Suod, Lacino Carmine, lic reddas;
Terra bibit Nubes, (e mox, potata, dehisert,
Docula plura petens.) Sed e ipsam Germina Terram:
(Nec, Satiara licet, suctum satiara remitrunt.)
sit mare (quis credat sitibunaum) Flumina mille;
(Plena quidem, eo ripas superancia Flumina.) Pontum
Sol bibit es rucilant imitantia lumina Bacchum.)
Luna bibit, junetimque vibunt vaea Sidera, Solem;
(Tuce sua dueunt e, tota nocte, Choreas:)
Ordine quaeque vibunt, sua pocula, caetera. Duorsum
Pocula solus Fico prohibebor laera bibendo:
Verum ego, in hujusmodi vertibus exponendis concractiorem Anacreonis tormam,
(quam Corelai laxiorem,) magis convenire puraverim. Ouippe cum corum P. pisramma
non lic nili Paralosismus (ioco, magis quam serio, prolatus) celeriter parius percurrendum =H,
quam et diu immorandum, neque enim reS FCTCE ACCUTATUM CXAMIEH. GTXCUI itaquC F. PI
examma Lic eso porius (carmine Anaercontico) prellius recdiderim.
Vet ipsa Terra potat.
Potanique Germina ipsam.
Et Pontus ipse potat.
Potarque Phaebus illum.
Phaebumque Luna potat.
Cur unus, hisce potis-
Feo petare nollem.
Acque, ad cundem sentum, Anglice.
The Sea it set doth Drinte; We scet.
The Sun Drintes up ibe Sea. The Moon,
And Stars, aeain, Drinte up the Sun.
atast
Elias Andreas lic;
ThC Latiis aotis Crine: and Tlans, from il.