Omnes homines naturaliter scire desiderant ; Veritas est conformitas rei cum intellectu

Omnes homines naturaliter scire desiderant ; Veritas est conformitas rei cum intellectu

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Omnes homines naturaliter scire desiderant.

Veritas est conformitas reicum• Intellectu.

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Omnes homines naturaliter scire desiderant.

QVis non Aonios latices, Phoebi (que) fluenta

Quaerit, & Hyblaeo mella petenda jugo?

Scilicet humanis haec est innata medullis,

Haeret & in nostro pectore sacra sitis

Scrutari secreta Deûm, vires (que) Parentis

Naturae, in tacito quas tenet ipsa sinu.

Vt sciat aethereos, perfert cerviclbus, axes,

Et non ingrato pondere sudat, Atlas.

Vt sciat Aglautos slavae secreta Dianae,

Non metuit tantae jurgia saeva Deae.

Ipsas scire juvat Rhodopeïa carmina sylvas,

Quàm vellent doctum vel didicisse melos!

Scire juvat summus quot sydera gestat Olympus,

Quot tenet accensas nox tenebrosa faces,

Seu petis Icarijs superûm palatia pennis,

Seu Phoebi currus cum Phaetonte regis.

Pectore quis toto sacras non imbibit artes?

Aut quis non tantas ambit avarus opes?

Hos satus I [...]eto de coel [...] sustulit ignes.

Hanc ille aeterno pectore pascit ave [...].

Tantalus & medio sitit has in slumine lymphas,

Haec & jejuno pectore poma petit:

Prima per aequoreos ausa est quae currere fluctus,

Haec tantùm petijt vellera, Graia ratis.

Cimmerias animi tenebras, & slumina Lethes

Odimus, haud vlli pectora coeca placent.

Ergo animis dedit ipsa sitim Natura sciendi,

Hoclacte Infantes nutrjit ipsa suos.

Veritas est conformitas reicum [...] Intellectu.

ARte senex Siculus vitreum Iovis aemulus orbem

Finxit, & in fragili sydera mota globo;

Intima respexit propriae Penetralia mentis,

Mentis & Ideae contulit Artis opus:

Vt (que) animo vidit bene respondere figuram

Verum opus, artificis approbat inde manus;

Intuitu lustrans vno sit omnia Numen,

Ideas (que) videns cuneta referre suas,

Protinus agnoscit pro veris omnia: falsus

Spectandus toto nec fuit orbe nothus▪

Nutrici Infantem genitor commisit alendum

Zelotypus, Nati ducta figura fuit:

Mutatur soboles: manet vs (que) simillima forma,

Agnovit prolem quâ pater esse suam.

Omnia Naturae commisit Numen Alumnae,

Addidit & vires queîs, quasi mater, alat:

Ne tamen imponat nutrix errore, vel arte

Credenti nimium subdola forte; cavet.

Idaeas rerum Deus al [...]a [...] gente recondit,

His quasi mensuris germina vera patent.

Nec patitur falsas melior natura Chymaeras;

Haeclabor Alcidis monstra domare fuit.

Divinus falsum fugit Intellectus, vt ingens

Formidat formam Barrus in amne suam.

ERGO

Archetypus rerum pater est: sunt Entia Proles;

Progenies debet vera referre Patrem▪

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Omnes homines naturaliter scire desiderant ; Veritas est conformitas rei cum intellectu

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1630

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2008-09 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1).

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A17765

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STC 4474.91

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ESTC S1847

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22834045

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ocm 22834045

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25778

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— Omnes homines naturaliter scire desiderant ; Veritas est conformitas rei cum intellectu,

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1 broadside.

s.n.,. [Cambridge (England) :: ca. 1630?]. (Contains Latin verses related to theses at Cambridge University.) (Imprint suggested by STC (2nd ed.).) (Reproduction of original in the Cambridge University Library.)

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