Poematia latine partim reddita partim scripta a VBourne . parcit <ve/ <vu/nerat; Ipfa CupidoEt fimu/ in terris regnat, £sf Ipfa Venus. Chloe Venatrix. WffOrte Cb/oe, pu/chros nodo cbllefia capillos•M. Poji collum, pharetrdque latus fuccincla decoratVenatrix ad fylvam ibat ; cervumque feaitaElapfum <vifu, deferta per avia tenditIncerta. Errantem Nympham confpexit Apol/o,Et co?iverte tms., dixit, mea Cyntkia, curfus 5D 5 [ 58 ] Thc hunted Hind lies clofe in yonder Brake. Loud Cupid laughM, to fee the Gods Miitake : And laughing cryd, Learn better, great Divine, To know thy Kindred, and
Poematia latine partim reddita partim scripta a VBourne . parcit <ve/ <vu/nerat; Ipfa CupidoEt fimu/ in terris regnat, £sf Ipfa Venus. Chloe Venatrix. WffOrte Cb/oe, pu/chros nodo cbllefia capillos•M. Poji collum, pharetrdque latus fuccincla decoratVenatrix ad fylvam ibat ; cervumque feaitaElapfum <vifu, deferta per avia tenditIncerta. Errantem Nympham confpexit Apol/o,Et co?iverte tms., dixit, mea Cyntkia, curfus 5D 5 [ 58 ] Thc hunted Hind lies clofe in yonder Brake. Loud Cupid laughM, to fee the Gods Miitake : And laughing cryd, Learn better, great Divine, To know thy Kindred, and to honour mine. Rightly advisd, far hence thy Sifter feek, Or on Meanders Banks, or Latmus Peak. But in this Nymph, my Friend, my Sifter know ; She draws my Arrows, and Ihe bends my Bow. Fair Tbames fhe haunts, and evry neighbring Grove Sacred to foft Recefs, and gentle Love. Go, with thy Cyntbiat hurl the pointed Spear At the rough Boar, or chace the flying Deer : I, and my Cb/oe, take a nobler Aim: _M human Hearts we fling, nor ever mifs the Thi [ 59 ] En ibi (monftravitque manu) tibi cervus anheldtOccu/tus dumo, latebrifque moralur in illis. Improbus hac audivit Amor, lepidumque cachinnumAttoUens, poterantne etiam tua Numina falli ?Hinc qucefo, bone Phaebe, tuam dignofce fororem,Et meliits wenerare meam. Tua Gynthia /ongeMaandri ad ripas, aut fummi in vertice Latmi,Verfatur; noftra eft Soror hac, nofira, inquit, amica eft,Hac noftros promit ca/amos, arcumque fonantemIncurvat, Tamumque co/ens, placidofque receffusLucorum, quos alma quies faera<vit per umbrofos faltus, luftrifque Vibrantes certum vu/nus, nec inuti/e te/um.
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