Theatrum Poetarum, Or a Compleat Collection of the Poets, Especially the Most Eminent, of All Ages. the Antients Distinguish't From the Moderns in Their Several Alphabets
Theatrum Poetarum, Or a Compleat Collection of the Poets, Especially the Most Eminent, of All Ages. the Antients Distinguish't From the Moderns in Their Several Alphabets
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^ MrianusTumebus Profeffor Regius at laris of Philofophy andntheGreec Tongue ^ ,d by Google Tongue, he is reckoft'd among thr- Frencb writers of Ijgtm Poefie.
Aegtiins Menagiuj a frencb^insn ^ whdle not aneloquent Poems confift* ing of Elsies, Epigrams, and Varim Carmins in Latin^ Ecloge of various Poems in Greec. his Italian Kimey his Sonnets, Madrigals, BaJadesaod ]^i- ftles in French were printed at Amfterm dam Anno i66^.
Aemiimms an Elegiac Poet^ who wrote Epigrams , and an Epidedium upon t...he ^nperourFn'irric.
Ainsas Syhius a Hetrierian, hotn m,^ the City of 5/«Mf, and by the name of Fins Secundusy Exalted to the Papal Chair, if ever any, by the merit of ms great Lejfrning and Excellent Parts^ wlmrh product aknoft innumerable Volumes of various Arguments, and among the reft fome in Verfenot of the meaneft value for Wit and Poetic Fancy, narticuburiy his Ef>tgrams, his Niraphilenticum , ami ius E{^ftoIar Poems.
Affulo FircnzmUyttt Ottavi$ Himtc^ ciftu A^ 3 Alex^ ,d by Google V JUxander BraffieMmi^ fee Joames Alexander Br* , AlepcoHder Bf^me an Atttimj of the { Marjnrs Conrc,yet Poetically addifted, ^ hbtn of Law aod Poary at once« ( fttange mcoiigruit j one would tHakySni that of (b Jovial a ftrain^tfnt among the Sons of Miith SiB^ebmfjto \rhom his Sack^inff^rd Son^s have ' been fo oftenSung to the ^rightfy Vi- oUii)hi$ttme tiannot chute but be im- mortai^mthisrefpcftheimyw^ ^ be ftilM tbtBttglUkAitmreomrmny^Aib of the Odes of Horace^ who wa^ like- wife a good Fellow^rc of his Tranflat- ] ing", nor arc there wanting amonft his Extant Poenas many other various Subjefts a$-wci1 £tnous as otberwiie ; there is atfb of his writin,^ a Comedy called the Cmntktg Lovers^ AibirimCifiareUgs the Author of a Poem in poufe of St« AnnaQmOMa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ MrianusTumebus Profeffor Regius at laris of Philofophy andntheGreec Tongue ^ ,d by Google Tongue, he is reckoft'd among thr- Frencb writers of Ijgtm Poefie.
Aegtiins Menagiuj a frencb^insn ^ whdle not aneloquent Poems confift* ing of Elsies, Epigrams, and Varim Carmins in Latin^ Ecloge of various Poems in Greec. his Italian Kimey his Sonnets, Madrigals, BaJadesaod ]^i- ftles in French were printed at Amfterm dam Anno i66^.
Aemiimms an Elegiac Poet^ who wrote Epigrams , and an Epidedium upon t...he ^nperourFn'irric.
Ainsas Syhius a Hetrierian, hotn m,^ the City of 5/«Mf, and by the name of Fins Secundusy Exalted to the Papal Chair, if ever any, by the merit of ms great Lejfrning and Excellent Parts^ wlmrh product aknoft innumerable Volumes of various Arguments, and among the reft fome in Verfenot of the meaneft value for Wit and Poetic Fancy, narticuburiy his Ef>tgrams, his Niraphilenticum , ami ius E{^ftoIar Poems.
Affulo FircnzmUyttt Ottavi$ Himtc^ ciftu A^ 3 Alex^ ,d by Google V JUxander BraffieMmi^ fee Joames Alexander Br* , AlepcoHder Bf^me an Atttimj of the { Marjnrs Conrc,yet Poetically addifted, ^ hbtn of Law aod Poary at once« ( fttange mcoiigruit j one would tHakySni that of (b Jovial a ftrain^tfnt among the Sons of Miith SiB^ebmfjto \rhom his Sack^inff^rd Son^s have ' been fo oftenSung to the ^rightfy Vi- oUii)hi$ttme tiannot chute but be im- mortai^mthisrefpcftheimyw^ ^ be ftilM tbtBttglUkAitmreomrmny^Aib of the Odes of Horace^ who wa^ like- wife a good Fellow^rc of his Tranflat- ] ing", nor arc there wanting amonft his Extant Poenas many other various Subjefts a$-wci1 £tnous as otberwiie ; there is atfb of his writin,^ a Comedy called the Cmntktg Lovers^ AibirimCifiareUgs the Author of a Poem in poufe of St« AnnaQmOMa.
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