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DESCRIETHAES.
Esteteumtanquam speculum lucesque nitensque
Oculorum admirabilem consticurionem, se nacuram considerae
Rhodis. 11D. 3. Cap. 28. ex quo pauca huctransseribemus. Carceris
vicem plane subit corpus reliquum, ac renebroso horret situ, niocu-
lorum efulserit gratia, nirore iucundo eorum illuminans. Ouodin
Cxlo (0l_ luna, iplum id Cune in homine oculi. 5ol. de luna duo mun-
di luminas oculicertissima in carne sidera fulgene e sublimi splendore
micanrissima inferna collustrant, perinde ac in statione speculatoies
incerdiu, noctuq; nobis excubantes. Ombus mira rolubilitatis acce-
sirceleritas. Vnde nobilistimo poerx lib. 8. Faciles appellantur, dec.
Videndus ec in Philologia Volnteranus. Oculi, quod palpebrarum
cerminibus occuluntur. Oculi lucis reu ritam à morte distinsuunt,
pars corporis pretiolissima, cordisnuntius. In oculis animus habitat,
indicia maxima amoris, _e odii, Rores animX. PCrer. TOM, L. in CiC.
nel. Q. Screnus.
Summaboni est alacres homini contincere visus,
Quos quasi custodes def.nsoresque pericli
Prospiciens summanatura loc auit in arce.
Mula e politia solis.
X
FX Vranoscopia Chyiraei.
Donesseprem, ceu rex pulcherrimus, inter
LSol medium teneincedens, circundatus aula
Princibidus, ducibusque sue fidisque ministris.
Pna ex parte aurem Marsproximus ambulat illi
armorum bellique potens, pro reze paratus.
Si sit opus, ferro decernere. Marrius illi
Est rubor, eq oculis micat igneus ardor acuris.
ParteFtermes alia incedit, metuitq videri,
Consilio, e sermone valens Orator, es aula
Lesatus quasi siderea. Venus aurea regem
Aut prait, aut sequieur. Si lux reditura propinquet
Lucifer: aut redéant si sole aleunte tenebrae.
Noctifer: e sic nominibus celebrata duobus,
Sed Venusuna tamen, socia est cui candida Luna.
Virgineo sap. e faciem suffusarubore.
Ancillae hae veluri semina, hospituq; ministrae
Sidereo dant resi operam. procul ex currendo
Hac equidem, es properere eundo: ast illa monendo,
Curandoque domi, que resia tanta requirit.
Sanguineam Martis vicinus cupireriram
T mperre optaca bonitaris mitisat, instat
Desuper huic medicabundus, tardusque remisso
incessu, canusq comas, selidusque senecta
daturnus satur annorum, raroque daturus
Tratura lucens, non luce aliunde petita.
Conso.