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Insegna de Poeti.
Insignia of Poets.
Chi per insegna di sua gente pone
L’uccel,
che rapì in Ida Ganimede.
Chi prende il fiero Serpe, e chi’l
Leone,
E chi
Animal, che più leggiadro vede,
Al Poeta lodato con ragione
E a i dotti
e rari il Cigno si conviene,
Ch’è; sacro a Phebo, e già fu Re, & anchora.
Serba gliantichi progi, ond’altri
honora.
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