Non Ixioiiium caput
Veloy praecipitat rota ;
Et, longa site perditus,
Spernit ilumina Tantalus.
Veloy praecipitat rota ;
Et, longa site perditus,
Spernit ilumina Tantalus.
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13.
Tecum a^l|ta? Vi^r|tu^s | Ia^uri? ge? ra^m | se? de? t
Decora frontem, et filia Veritas,
Cui? vu^l|tus i? m|mo^rta^|le? ful|ge? ns
Pu^rpure? |o^ radi? a^|tur i? g|ne? .
57.
Buchan. Baptist. Prol. 1.
Ve? te? re? s | poe? |tae ia|bula^n)tu^r Pro^|te? a
Quendam fuisse, qui se in omnes verteret
Formas, nec ullis contineri vinculis
Posset, liquentes nunc in undas dum fluit
Nunc flamma stridet, nunc ferus rugit leo,
Viret arbor, horret ursus, anguis sibilat.
58.
Boeth. V, Met. V, 10.
Uni? ca | gens homi? |nu^m ce? l[su^m leva^t | a^lti? |u^s
ca|cu^me? n,
Atque levis recto stat corpore, despicitque terras.
? ? ? ? , nisi terrenus male desipis, admonet figura,
Qui recto coelum vultu petis, exerisque frontem,
In sublime feras animnm quoque, ne cravata
pessu`m.
Inferior sidat mens corpore celsius levato.
59.
Martial. X, Epig. XLFII, 1.
Vi^ta^m | quae faci? |u^nt be? |a^ti? |o^re? m,
Jucundissime Martialis, haec sunt;.
Non ingratus ager focus perennis,
Lis nunquam, toga rara, mens quieta,
Vires ingenuaj, salubre corpus,
Prudens simplicitas, pares amici;
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? MEASURES. It
? .
Convictus facilis, sine arte mensa,
Nox non ebria sed soluta cutis,
Non tiistis torus attamen pudicus,
Somnus, qui faciat breves tenebras,
Quod sis esse velis, nihilque inalis,
Summum nec inetuas diem, nec optes.
61.
Bnchan. Ps. XVI, Q.
Pulsa^t | pe? ctora ga^u|di? o^
Cor lae|to^ tre? pi? du^m; | li? ngua tuas | ave? t
Lau^des | pro^me? re? ; co? r|pu? s tacite? | spe? s bona re? -1
crea^t.
Tu vitae reseras viam ;
De vultu fluvii laptitiae tuo
Manant; tu tribuie muni? fica gaudia dextera^,
62.
Vin. Bourne Votum, 1.
Qua^li? s | pe? r nemo? ru^m | ni^gra si? le? n|ti? a,
Vallesque irriguas, et virides domos,
Serpit fons placidus murmure languido,
Se? cre^|tu^m pe? rage? ns | iter ;
Paulisper vagus atque exiguos agens
Maeandros, varus se sinuat modis,
Dum tandem celerem praecipitans fugam
Miscetur gremio maris ;
63.
Talis per tacitam devia semitam
jEtas diffugiat, non opibus gravis,
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? 78 LYRIC
Non experta fori jurgia rauca, ? ? ?
Palmse sanguineum decus ;
Cumque instant tenebrae, et lux brevis occidit,
Et ludo satura et fessa laboribus,
Mors lenisque sopor membra jacentia
Componant placida manu.
64.
Boeth. Ill, Met. II, 17.
Qua e cani? t | a^lti? s | ga? rrula, | ra^mi? s,
Ales | cave? ae | cla^udi? tur | antro ;
Huic licet illita pocula melle,
Largasque dapes, dulci studio .
Luden>> hominum cura ministret,
Si tamen, arcto saliens tecto,
Nemorum gratas viderit umbras,
Sparsas pedibus proterit escas ;
Sylvas tantu`m moesta requirit,
Sylvas dulci voce susurra^t.
65.
Boeth. Ill, VI, 5.
Ille? de? di? t Phae|bo? radi? |o^s;
De? di? t et | co? rnu? a? | luna;;
Ule homines etiam terris
De? dit, et sidera coelo.
66.
Boeth. II, Met. III, 9.
Saepe? | tia^nqui^l|lo^ radi? |a^t se? |re? no,
Immo? |fi? s, mare, flu^c|ti? biis;
Saepe ferventes Aquilo procellas,
Verso, concitat, aequore.
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? MEASURES. 79
67.
Boeth. II, Met. IV, 1.
Qui? >quTs | vo^le? t | pe? re? n|ne? m
Ca? utu? s I ponere | se^de? m,
Et, fluctibus minantem
Curat spernere pontum,
Montis cacumen alti,
Bibulas vitet arenas.
. . 68.
Illurl protervus Auster
Totis viribus urget;
Ha; pendulum soluta;
Pondus ferre recusant.
II ? ni i 1 i domum memento
Certo figere sax o.
69.
Quamvis tonet, ruinis
Miscens acquora, ventus,
Tu conditus quieti
Felix robore valli,
Duces serenus aevum,
Bidens aetberis iras.
70.
Boeth. Ill, Met. XII, b.
Quondam | funera co^n|jugi? s.
Vates Threicius, gemens,
Postquam n? ebilibus modis
Sylvas currere, mobiles
Amnes starc, coegerat
Junxitque intrepidum latus
Sasvis cerva leonibus,
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? SO tTRIC
Nec visum timuit lepus,
Jam cantu placidum, canem.
71.
Cu`m flagrantior intima
Fervor pectoris ureret,
Nec, qui cuncta subegerant,
Mulcerent dominum modi,
lmmites superos querens,
Infernas adiit domos.
Illic, blanda sonantibus
Chordis carmina temperans,
Deflet, Tamara commovens,
Et dulci? vemam prece
Umbrarum dominos iogat.
72.
Stupet tergeminus, novo
Captus carmine, janitor.
Quae, sontes, agitant mala
Ultrices scelerum, de<<
Jam incestas lachryi? nis madent.
Non Ixioiiium caput
Veloy praecipitat rota ;
Et, longa site perditus,
Spernit ilumina Tantalus.
Vultur, dum satur est modis,
Non traxit Tay i jecur.
73.
Tandem, " Vincimur," arbiter
Umbrarum miserans ait,
" Done? mus comitem viro,
Emptam carmine, conjugem :
M-i^ . j^jtas
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? MEASURES. 81
Sed lex dona coerceat,
Ne, dum Tartara liquerit,
Fas sit lurnina flectere. "
Quis legem det amantibus ?
, Heu! noctis prope terminos,
Orpheus Eurydicen suam
Vidit, perdidit, occidit.
74.
Boeth. IV, Met. FII, 13.
He? rcu|le? m du? |n ce? le? |bra^nt la? |bo? res :
Ule Centauros domuit superbos ;
Abstulit saevo spolium leoni ;
Fixit et certis volucres sagittis.
75.
Poma cernenti rapuit draconi ;
Cerberum traxit tiiplici catena :
Victor immitem posuisse fertur
Pabulum saevis dominum quadrigis.
76.
Hydra combusto periit veneno ;
Fronte turbatus, Achelous amnis
Ora demersit pudibunda ripis ;
Stravit Anteum Libycis arenis.
77.
Cacus Evandri satiavit iras ;
Quosque pressurus foret altus orbis,
Setiger spumis humeros notavit;
Ultimus ccelum humeris labor fert.
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78.
Vin. Bourne Hymn. Addison. I.
Cu^m mi? se? |ri? co^r|di? as | re? co^l|li? go^, | tu? a^
Paterna quas, Jehova, cura contulit,
Suspensa cogitando, mens haeret mea,
Amorne major siet an admirado.
79-
Quae verba, quae pietatis eloquentia
Ardore eodem gratias effabitur,
Quo pectus intus, concipit! sed gaudium,
Quod fervet intus, lu legis, tu intelligis.
80.
Tua cura, praesens semper et semper "vigil,
Me conditum uteri vidit in silentio,
Eademque cura me secuta est provida,
Cu`m matris ad mammarn pependi infantulus.
81.
Quos edidit, questus, meae imbecillitas
Infantiae, tua auris accepit statim,
Cu`m mens tenella, cogitare nec potis,
Colligere nondum noverat sese inpreces.
82.
Quae nullus aequat computus, solamina
Tua administravit mihi indulgentia,
Infantulum cor antequam resciverat,
A fonte quo profluxerint tot munera.
83.
Cu`m per juventae lubricas decurrerem,
Incogitans, animique praeceps, semitas,
Tua alma sospitavit occulte manus,
iEvumque me provexit ad maturius.
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? MEASURES.
84.
Per multa mortis abdita? discrimina
Aperta eunti et l. uta porrecta est via,
Vitiique blandimenta per fallada,
Periculum ? ? ? ? caeteris ferentia.
85.
Cu`m morbi acutiore vi tabescerem,
Me sanitate recrea^sti saepius,
Et cu`m gravarer crimine et doloribus,
Tua revocavit in salutem gratia.
86,
Tuae Jehova, largitati debeo,
Quod sat superque me bea^rit copia,
Eamque amicus copiam consortio
Dulci quo^d unus et quod alter auxerit.
97.
Pretiosa mille dona de die in diem,
Et mille millies reposcunt gratias,
Et inter illa dona corloetabile,
Oblata quod pio accipit cum gaudio.
88.
Vitoe per omne stadium, adult. us et senex,
Benignitatem predicando prosequar,
Amabilemque, hoc corpus exutus, thesin
Redintegrabo saeculorum in sascula. ,
89-
Natura cu`m cesset ne? ampliu`s dies
Nocsesque per vices opera monstrent tua,
Memor usque cor, quae gratiose` feceris,
Fideliter revolvet et venerabitur.
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90.
Millena millies per aevacanticum
Movebo tibi, Jehova, gratitudinis ;
Sed ? nimis, nimis est brevis, nec laudibus
Vel tota sufficit tuis aeternitas !
91.
Fin. Bourne Ad Grillum, 1.
? qui | me? ae|culi? Inae
Argutulus choraules,
Et hospes es canorus,
Qua`cunque commoreris,
Felicitatis omen,
Jucundiore cantu
Siquando me salutes,
Et ipse te rependam,
Et ipse, qua valebo,
Remunerabo musa^.
92.
Dice^ris innocensque
Et gratus inquilinus :
Nec victitans rapinis,
Ut sorices voraces,
Muresve curiosi,
Furumque delicatum
Vulgus domesticorum,
Sed tutus in camini
Recessibus, quiete
Contentos et calore.
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? MEASURES.
85
93.
Beatior cicada,
Quae te referre forma,
Qua? voce te videtur;
Et saltitans per herbas,
Unius, haud secundae,
iEstatis est chorista :
Tu carmen integratum
Reponis ad Decembrem,
Laetus per Universum
Incontinenter annum
94.
Te nulla lux relinquit,
Te nulla nox revisit,
Non musicae vacantem,
Curisve non solutum ;
Quin amplies canendo,
Quin amplies fruendo,
JEtatulam, vel omni,
Quam nos homunciones
Absumimus querendo,
jEtate longiorem.
95.
Fin. Bourne Addison. Ps. XIX, 1.
Expa^n|sa coe|1o^ru^m, | pro? fu? n|da? cas|rula^,
Et arcuati qua` patet spatium aetheris,
Convexa stellis plena, splendens fabrica,
Sui decoris indicant originem.
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? 86 LYRIC
Laetus diurnum, sol, iter decurrere,
Quis ille fons declarat et lucis parens,
Et cuique terrae, quam revisit, nunciat
Qua`m sancta se potensque forma^nt manus.
96.
Absente sole, cu`m statim vesper suas
Reducit umbras, luna carmen excipit,
Et singulis, ut eunt renarrat noctibus,
Sui quis ille magnus auclor luminis;
Quod et planeta per vices, quod ignium
Pro se minorum totus affirmat chorus,
Et dum movetur quisque certis legibus,
Utrumque veritate pervadit polum.
97.
Solenniore quamlibet silentio
Circum hunc ppacum orbem feruntur omnia,
Nec ulla clare vox ab extra, nec sonus
Tot lucidos auditur inter ordines,
Auditur intus, qua`m canoris vocibus,
Quibusque coelum ferveat concentibus,
Ut hunc in hymnum concinat frequentia,
" Divinus est, qui nos creavit, artifex. "
THE END.
E. W, MORRIS, PRINTER, WYCOMBE.
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Tecum a^l|ta? Vi^r|tu^s | Ia^uri? ge? ra^m | se? de? t
Decora frontem, et filia Veritas,
Cui? vu^l|tus i? m|mo^rta^|le? ful|ge? ns
Pu^rpure? |o^ radi? a^|tur i? g|ne? .
57.
Buchan. Baptist. Prol. 1.
Ve? te? re? s | poe? |tae ia|bula^n)tu^r Pro^|te? a
Quendam fuisse, qui se in omnes verteret
Formas, nec ullis contineri vinculis
Posset, liquentes nunc in undas dum fluit
Nunc flamma stridet, nunc ferus rugit leo,
Viret arbor, horret ursus, anguis sibilat.
58.
Boeth. V, Met. V, 10.
Uni? ca | gens homi? |nu^m ce? l[su^m leva^t | a^lti? |u^s
ca|cu^me? n,
Atque levis recto stat corpore, despicitque terras.
? ? ? ? , nisi terrenus male desipis, admonet figura,
Qui recto coelum vultu petis, exerisque frontem,
In sublime feras animnm quoque, ne cravata
pessu`m.
Inferior sidat mens corpore celsius levato.
59.
Martial. X, Epig. XLFII, 1.
Vi^ta^m | quae faci? |u^nt be? |a^ti? |o^re? m,
Jucundissime Martialis, haec sunt;.
Non ingratus ager focus perennis,
Lis nunquam, toga rara, mens quieta,
Vires ingenuaj, salubre corpus,
Prudens simplicitas, pares amici;
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? .
Convictus facilis, sine arte mensa,
Nox non ebria sed soluta cutis,
Non tiistis torus attamen pudicus,
Somnus, qui faciat breves tenebras,
Quod sis esse velis, nihilque inalis,
Summum nec inetuas diem, nec optes.
61.
Bnchan. Ps. XVI, Q.
Pulsa^t | pe? ctora ga^u|di? o^
Cor lae|to^ tre? pi? du^m; | li? ngua tuas | ave? t
Lau^des | pro^me? re? ; co? r|pu? s tacite? | spe? s bona re? -1
crea^t.
Tu vitae reseras viam ;
De vultu fluvii laptitiae tuo
Manant; tu tribuie muni? fica gaudia dextera^,
62.
Vin. Bourne Votum, 1.
Qua^li? s | pe? r nemo? ru^m | ni^gra si? le? n|ti? a,
Vallesque irriguas, et virides domos,
Serpit fons placidus murmure languido,
Se? cre^|tu^m pe? rage? ns | iter ;
Paulisper vagus atque exiguos agens
Maeandros, varus se sinuat modis,
Dum tandem celerem praecipitans fugam
Miscetur gremio maris ;
63.
Talis per tacitam devia semitam
jEtas diffugiat, non opibus gravis,
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? 78 LYRIC
Non experta fori jurgia rauca, ? ? ?
Palmse sanguineum decus ;
Cumque instant tenebrae, et lux brevis occidit,
Et ludo satura et fessa laboribus,
Mors lenisque sopor membra jacentia
Componant placida manu.
64.
Boeth. Ill, Met. II, 17.
Qua e cani? t | a^lti? s | ga? rrula, | ra^mi? s,
Ales | cave? ae | cla^udi? tur | antro ;
Huic licet illita pocula melle,
Largasque dapes, dulci studio .
Luden>> hominum cura ministret,
Si tamen, arcto saliens tecto,
Nemorum gratas viderit umbras,
Sparsas pedibus proterit escas ;
Sylvas tantu`m moesta requirit,
Sylvas dulci voce susurra^t.
65.
Boeth. Ill, VI, 5.
Ille? de? di? t Phae|bo? radi? |o^s;
De? di? t et | co? rnu? a? | luna;;
Ule homines etiam terris
De? dit, et sidera coelo.
66.
Boeth. II, Met. III, 9.
Saepe? | tia^nqui^l|lo^ radi? |a^t se? |re? no,
Immo? |fi? s, mare, flu^c|ti? biis;
Saepe ferventes Aquilo procellas,
Verso, concitat, aequore.
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67.
Boeth. II, Met. IV, 1.
Qui? >quTs | vo^le? t | pe? re? n|ne? m
Ca? utu? s I ponere | se^de? m,
Et, fluctibus minantem
Curat spernere pontum,
Montis cacumen alti,
Bibulas vitet arenas.
. . 68.
Illurl protervus Auster
Totis viribus urget;
Ha; pendulum soluta;
Pondus ferre recusant.
II ? ni i 1 i domum memento
Certo figere sax o.
69.
Quamvis tonet, ruinis
Miscens acquora, ventus,
Tu conditus quieti
Felix robore valli,
Duces serenus aevum,
Bidens aetberis iras.
70.
Boeth. Ill, Met. XII, b.
Quondam | funera co^n|jugi? s.
Vates Threicius, gemens,
Postquam n? ebilibus modis
Sylvas currere, mobiles
Amnes starc, coegerat
Junxitque intrepidum latus
Sasvis cerva leonibus,
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? SO tTRIC
Nec visum timuit lepus,
Jam cantu placidum, canem.
71.
Cu`m flagrantior intima
Fervor pectoris ureret,
Nec, qui cuncta subegerant,
Mulcerent dominum modi,
lmmites superos querens,
Infernas adiit domos.
Illic, blanda sonantibus
Chordis carmina temperans,
Deflet, Tamara commovens,
Et dulci? vemam prece
Umbrarum dominos iogat.
72.
Stupet tergeminus, novo
Captus carmine, janitor.
Quae, sontes, agitant mala
Ultrices scelerum, de<<
Jam incestas lachryi? nis madent.
Non Ixioiiium caput
Veloy praecipitat rota ;
Et, longa site perditus,
Spernit ilumina Tantalus.
Vultur, dum satur est modis,
Non traxit Tay i jecur.
73.
Tandem, " Vincimur," arbiter
Umbrarum miserans ait,
" Done? mus comitem viro,
Emptam carmine, conjugem :
M-i^ . j^jtas
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Sed lex dona coerceat,
Ne, dum Tartara liquerit,
Fas sit lurnina flectere. "
Quis legem det amantibus ?
, Heu! noctis prope terminos,
Orpheus Eurydicen suam
Vidit, perdidit, occidit.
74.
Boeth. IV, Met. FII, 13.
He? rcu|le? m du? |n ce? le? |bra^nt la? |bo? res :
Ule Centauros domuit superbos ;
Abstulit saevo spolium leoni ;
Fixit et certis volucres sagittis.
75.
Poma cernenti rapuit draconi ;
Cerberum traxit tiiplici catena :
Victor immitem posuisse fertur
Pabulum saevis dominum quadrigis.
76.
Hydra combusto periit veneno ;
Fronte turbatus, Achelous amnis
Ora demersit pudibunda ripis ;
Stravit Anteum Libycis arenis.
77.
Cacus Evandri satiavit iras ;
Quosque pressurus foret altus orbis,
Setiger spumis humeros notavit;
Ultimus ccelum humeris labor fert.
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78.
Vin. Bourne Hymn. Addison. I.
Cu^m mi? se? |ri? co^r|di? as | re? co^l|li? go^, | tu? a^
Paterna quas, Jehova, cura contulit,
Suspensa cogitando, mens haeret mea,
Amorne major siet an admirado.
79-
Quae verba, quae pietatis eloquentia
Ardore eodem gratias effabitur,
Quo pectus intus, concipit! sed gaudium,
Quod fervet intus, lu legis, tu intelligis.
80.
Tua cura, praesens semper et semper "vigil,
Me conditum uteri vidit in silentio,
Eademque cura me secuta est provida,
Cu`m matris ad mammarn pependi infantulus.
81.
Quos edidit, questus, meae imbecillitas
Infantiae, tua auris accepit statim,
Cu`m mens tenella, cogitare nec potis,
Colligere nondum noverat sese inpreces.
82.
Quae nullus aequat computus, solamina
Tua administravit mihi indulgentia,
Infantulum cor antequam resciverat,
A fonte quo profluxerint tot munera.
83.
Cu`m per juventae lubricas decurrerem,
Incogitans, animique praeceps, semitas,
Tua alma sospitavit occulte manus,
iEvumque me provexit ad maturius.
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? MEASURES.
84.
Per multa mortis abdita? discrimina
Aperta eunti et l. uta porrecta est via,
Vitiique blandimenta per fallada,
Periculum ? ? ? ? caeteris ferentia.
85.
Cu`m morbi acutiore vi tabescerem,
Me sanitate recrea^sti saepius,
Et cu`m gravarer crimine et doloribus,
Tua revocavit in salutem gratia.
86,
Tuae Jehova, largitati debeo,
Quod sat superque me bea^rit copia,
Eamque amicus copiam consortio
Dulci quo^d unus et quod alter auxerit.
97.
Pretiosa mille dona de die in diem,
Et mille millies reposcunt gratias,
Et inter illa dona corloetabile,
Oblata quod pio accipit cum gaudio.
88.
Vitoe per omne stadium, adult. us et senex,
Benignitatem predicando prosequar,
Amabilemque, hoc corpus exutus, thesin
Redintegrabo saeculorum in sascula. ,
89-
Natura cu`m cesset ne? ampliu`s dies
Nocsesque per vices opera monstrent tua,
Memor usque cor, quae gratiose` feceris,
Fideliter revolvet et venerabitur.
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90.
Millena millies per aevacanticum
Movebo tibi, Jehova, gratitudinis ;
Sed ? nimis, nimis est brevis, nec laudibus
Vel tota sufficit tuis aeternitas !
91.
Fin. Bourne Ad Grillum, 1.
? qui | me? ae|culi? Inae
Argutulus choraules,
Et hospes es canorus,
Qua`cunque commoreris,
Felicitatis omen,
Jucundiore cantu
Siquando me salutes,
Et ipse te rependam,
Et ipse, qua valebo,
Remunerabo musa^.
92.
Dice^ris innocensque
Et gratus inquilinus :
Nec victitans rapinis,
Ut sorices voraces,
Muresve curiosi,
Furumque delicatum
Vulgus domesticorum,
Sed tutus in camini
Recessibus, quiete
Contentos et calore.
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? MEASURES.
85
93.
Beatior cicada,
Quae te referre forma,
Qua? voce te videtur;
Et saltitans per herbas,
Unius, haud secundae,
iEstatis est chorista :
Tu carmen integratum
Reponis ad Decembrem,
Laetus per Universum
Incontinenter annum
94.
Te nulla lux relinquit,
Te nulla nox revisit,
Non musicae vacantem,
Curisve non solutum ;
Quin amplies canendo,
Quin amplies fruendo,
JEtatulam, vel omni,
Quam nos homunciones
Absumimus querendo,
jEtate longiorem.
95.
Fin. Bourne Addison. Ps. XIX, 1.
Expa^n|sa coe|1o^ru^m, | pro? fu? n|da? cas|rula^,
Et arcuati qua` patet spatium aetheris,
Convexa stellis plena, splendens fabrica,
Sui decoris indicant originem.
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Laetus diurnum, sol, iter decurrere,
Quis ille fons declarat et lucis parens,
Et cuique terrae, quam revisit, nunciat
Qua`m sancta se potensque forma^nt manus.
96.
Absente sole, cu`m statim vesper suas
Reducit umbras, luna carmen excipit,
Et singulis, ut eunt renarrat noctibus,
Sui quis ille magnus auclor luminis;
Quod et planeta per vices, quod ignium
Pro se minorum totus affirmat chorus,
Et dum movetur quisque certis legibus,
Utrumque veritate pervadit polum.
97.
Solenniore quamlibet silentio
Circum hunc ppacum orbem feruntur omnia,
Nec ulla clare vox ab extra, nec sonus
Tot lucidos auditur inter ordines,
Auditur intus, qua`m canoris vocibus,
Quibusque coelum ferveat concentibus,
Ut hunc in hymnum concinat frequentia,
" Divinus est, qui nos creavit, artifex. "
THE END.
E. W, MORRIS, PRINTER, WYCOMBE.
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