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Contra quegli, che danno ricetto a huomini malvagi, e homicidiali.
Against those who give shelter to evil and murderous men.
E’dovunque
nel porta ogni sentiero,
Cinto d’huomini
al mal sempre rivolti
Elpidio, e se ne va gonfio &
altero
Perche a la mensa sua mangiano molti.
Ma lacerato è da suoi
partigiani,
Qual novello Atheon da proprii cani.
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Maledicentia.
Evil speaking
EMBLEMA LI.
Archilochi[1] tumulo insculptas de marmore vespas
Esse ferunt,[2] linguae certa sigilla malae.
They say that on the tomb of Archilochus wasps were carved in marble, sure figures of an evil tongue.
1. Archilochus was an eighth-century BC poet, author of much (now fragmentary) verse, including satire. This last was considered in antiquity to be excessively abusive and violent. See Horace, Ars Poetica, 79; also Erasmus, Adagia, 60 (Irritare crabrones).
2. ferunt, ‘they say’: words suggested by Anthologia Graeca, 7.71, an epigram concerning the tomb of Archilochus.
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