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L’Orengier.
Pommes d’Orenge à Venus pour aimer
Sont. Car d’Amour le fruyct est doulx amer.
L’Orengier porte pommes de couleur d’or, de saveur
interieure austere, avec doulceur, & d’escorce
amere,
& telle est l’affection de celluy amour, duquel
Venus
est Princesse, à laquelle aussi fut par Paris adjugée la
pomme d’or.
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Link to an image of this page [C8v f24v]Morus.
The mulberry
Serior at Morus nunquam nisi frigore lapso
Germinat;[1] & sapiens nomina falsa[2] gerit.
On the other hand, the mulberry is late, and never until the frost is past does it shoot; though wise, it bears a false name.
1. See Pliny, Natural History, 16.25.102: “the mulberry is the last of domesticated trees to shoot, and only does so when the frosts are over; for that reason it is called the wisest of trees”.
2. nomina falsa, ‘a false name’, reference to a supposed ‘etymology by opposites’: Latin morus ‘mulberry’ was equated with Greek μῶρος ‘fool’, but the tree was considered wise: see note 1.
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