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La temeridad.
TERCETOS.
En vano aprieta el freno el carretero
A quien lleva el cavallo desbocado
A derribarle de un despeņadero.
No te confies de hombre sonlocado,
En quien no ay uso de razon entero,
Siendo por su alvedrio
governado.[1]
1. In general see Plato’s image of the chariot of the soul, Phaedrus, 246.
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Ars naturam adiuvans.
Art assisting nature
LXXVII [=78] .
Ut Fortuna pilae,[1] cubo sic insidet Hermes:
Artibus hic, variis casibus illa praeest.
Adversus vim Fortunae est ars facta:[2] sed artis
Cųm Fortuna mala est, saepe requirit opem.
Disce bonas artes igitur studiosa iuventus,
Quae certae secum commoda sortis habent.
As Fortune rests on a sphere, so Hermes sits on a cube. He presides over the arts, she over the varied chances of life. Art was developed to counteract the effect of Fortune, but when Fortune is bad it often needs the assistance of Art. Therefore, studious youths, learn good arts, which bring with them the benefits of an outcome not subject to chance.
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