Illustrissimo, summæque spei juveni Henrico Vane Armigero, honoratissimi, & à me blurimùm observandi viri, Dni D.D. Henrici Vane de Raby, equitis aurati, filio primogenito ...

Illustrissimo, summæque spei juveni Henrico Vane Armigero, honoratissimi, & à me blurimùm observandi viri, Dni D.D. Henrici Vane de Raby, equitis aurati, filio primogenito ...

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De admirandâ Venetorum Vrbe.

Idem Graecè redditum.

Idem Aliter.

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Pro Dominâ Româ.

Idem Graecè

Aliter.

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Laus Romae prae Venetiis.

Idem Graecè

Aliter.

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Illuſtriſimo, ſummaeque ſpei juveni HENRICO VANE Armingaro, Honoratiſsimi, & à me plurimùm obſervandi Viri, Dni D. D. HENRICI VANE de Raby, Eqitis Aurati, Filio primogenito, Χαίρειν καὶ πράττειν.

COgitanti mihiſpenumerò Ornatiſſime Domine, Suaviſſime Henrice, tum veſtra erga me promerita, tum meum erga. Famliam Veſtram omnem obſequium, & memoriâ repetenti tot annorum decurſu confirmatum, tot officiorum religione jam olim abineunte aetatulâ corroboratam clientelam, quique mihi tecum fuerit uſus, quae interioris vitae conſuetudo; non tam mirificum videri ſolet, quod te nunc demum appellem, quam quod hactenus id non fecerim: imo illud longè mirificiſſimum. Nolo laudes parentis Tui, mei jam inde uſque a parvulo Macenatis, fuſius perſequi, quae ejuſmodi ſunt, ut nunquam quicquam tam magnifice dici poſſit, quin& plura & majora s;uperſint dicenda: quem Defenſorem Reſpublica, quem Patronum literati, quem Fautorem piiomnes ita ſenſerunt, ut nihil ſibi tam promptum uſpiam, ac paratum fuerit, quam fuit ejuſce Herois opera, atque induſtria. Nolo comnemorare Patruos Tuos, magna apud Britannos, exteroſque nomina, caeteroſque qui Te ant affinitate, aut cognatione attingunt: Quota pars laudis Tuae, eſt natalium claritas & amplitudo? Iis Tu animi dotibus praeditus es, tam eximia natura, tam excelſo ingenio, tam exprompto judicio, (quibus acceſſit quicquid vel Tuum ipſius ſtudium, atque diligentia, vel Patris hortatu praeceptiſque conformata tribuere poſſit diſciplina) ut Paren. tem Tuum, Maximum dicere nefas habeam, quia major eſt, quam ſui expectationem commovit Filius. Noli putare me hoc auribus Tuis dare, minus aliquanto loquor quàm ſentio, vel etiam quam quod negari debeat veritati Decreveram juſto munere, & concinnato volumine te adorare; ſed exigui praedicationem temporis nactura videbatur muſteorum poematum quantumvis congeries. Ecce Tibi itaque Hexaſtichon, ſcriptum puſillum mole, ſed ad ſpem immortalitatis elucubr itum: cui prefium facit & Author SANNAZARIVS, & ejuſdem non parcus aeflimator, Senatus Venetus; Quae Civitas Encomiſten hunc ſuum tanti fecit, ut aliis tum auctae, tum conſervatae reipitblicae, huic illuſtratae ornat aeque urbis teſtimonium impertiverit. Quicquid porro Sanrazalio ſuo acceptum ferunt Venetiae, quod certe maximum eſt, idomne, ita eſt ad ſpeciem magnificum, ad laudem inſigne, ad memoriam percune, ut minus non ſit quod in Quirites contulerit Birchedus noſter, qui hoc ſuo Elogio perfecit, ut non plus ſeptenis collibus, quam Senis hiſce carminibus ſit in poſterum debitura ROMA. Men iſtaec cautio erat, nequid de genio authorum delibaret illepida atque inſcita verſio: Illud praeterea conſecutus videor, ut quocunque pertigerit duarum urbium toto orbe celeberrimarum fama, illuc quoque & veſtrae Gentis gloria pervenire poſſit. Et quamdiu ſuperfutura ſunt haec fdicioris ingenii monumenta, Tuâ Parentiſque Tui Auguſtiſſimâ Epigraphe commendata, tamdiu profecto mei erga te aemoris, benevolertiae, obſervantiae pignus habitura eſt praeſens aetas, & Mnemoſynon poſteritas: eademque pagina & veſtros praeſe feret titulos, meque iiſdem literis confignatum perhibebit,

Dabam ex aede Ch: Oxon. Idib: Jun: A. D. 1656.

Veſtri devotiſſimum cultorem HENRIGUM STUBBE

Henricus Stubbe.

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De admirandâ Venetorum Vrbe.

Vlderat Adriacis Venetam Neptanus in undis

Stare urbemm & toto ponere jura mari:

Nunc mihi, Tarpeias quantumvis, Jupiter, arces

Objice, & illa Tui maenia Martis, ait.

Si pelago Tybrim praefers; Urbem aſpice utramque,

Illam homines dices, hanc poſuiſſe Deos.

Act. S. Sannazarius

Idem Graecè redditum.

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Pro Dominâ Româ.

CUm Capitolinae penetrâſſent nubila turres,

Auſae perrupto pandere regna Polo:

Paruit Oceanus Tybri; ſubſerviit Urbi

Orbis, Cultricem dii coluêre ſuam.

A divis condi vulgare: haec gloria major,

Ponere jura deis, quam poſuiſſe deos.

H. Birchedus.

Idem Graecè

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Laus Romae prae Venetiis.

MAenia ſurgentis dum Jupiter ardua Romae,

Et Capitolinae reſpicit arcis opus:

Quid Venetam Neptune ? refert. Hic itur ad aſtra,

Vix ea Tyrrheno ſtátve, natátve ſale.

Has Numen terras dedit; aſt Haec Numina terris;

Iſte labos major, grandius illud erat

Idem Graecè

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Illustrissimo, summæque spei juveni Henrico Vane Armigero, honoratissimi, & à me blurimùm observandi viri, Dni D.D. Henrici Vane de Raby, equitis aurati, filio primogenito ...

Stubbe, Henry, 1632-1676.

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— Illustrissimo, summæque spei juveni Henrico Vane Armigero, honoratissimi, & à me blurimùm observandi viri, Dni D.D. Henrici Vane de Raby, equitis aurati, filio primogenito ..., Stubbe, Henry, 1632-1676..

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