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Le saulx.[1]
Le Saulx fruyct-perd, nommé Homere divin,[2]
Notant ceulx la qui point ne beuvent vin.
Homere souverain Poete, ha par propre epithete
appellé le Saulx fruict perd, pource
qu’il ne porte point
de fruyct, & croist en l’eau, ou pres de l’eau. Par cela
signifiant, que les beuveurs d’eau sont infructueux de
corps, ou d’esprit: mesme que la semence
du Saulx
faict perdre chaleur naturelle, & puissance d’engendrer.
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