Rapicio, Andrea Trieste, 1533 - 1573, Musae, Musae Musae Musae (Barbara Zlobec, 2002), section 1, 65. flet mortem clarissimi adolescentis | Philippi Strein Germani

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Humanist and Renaissance Italian Poetry in Latin

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1. ad illustrem Tergestinorum principem, | Iohannem ab Hoys, Hispanum, | Andreas Rapitius Tergestinus

2. in effigiem eiusdem

5. ad Albanum Caesium

6. cum ex Vienna ob pestem in Italiam solveret

8. de quodam milite

9. in pictorem quendam

10. in puerum super Hebri glacie currentem

11. auctor ad terram suam

12. nihil Palladi et Musis commune esse cum Marte

13. gigantomachia

14. in bibacem hominem

15. querela Musarum

16. de Mutio Scaevola

17. de Marsia tibicine et Apolline

18. in domum cuiusdam

19. de M. Curtio

20. de Penelope

21. in tempestatem obnubilam, quod reditum in patriam | plus nimio differret

22. de vinorum praestantia

23. in Candidum

25. in perfrictae frontis hominem

26. in pictorem quendam qui Christum servatorem | in clypeo pinxerat

27. arguit Musam suam nimiae inclementiae

28. in Candidum

29. ad Priscum Batavum

30. ad Carolum V. imperatorem augustum

31. Ferdinando Quiritium ac Pannonorum regi

32. Francisco Donato, Venetiae principi optimo

33. in insignia Sigismundi ab Herberstein, baronis

35. in insignia Lucii Frontonis, equitis et poetae

36. ad clarissimum virum Martinum Hoyos Hispanum

37. ad Franciscum Charitinum pictorem

38. de Ioanne Ramo poeta

40. in domum Antonii Anonymi

41. in turrim Viennensem

42. in Candidum

43. ad Decentem Bromium

44. in Candidum

45. Marco Castalio

46. ad Ioannem Oppolitanum

47. Andreae Rapicio, Ioannes Oppolitanus

48. Andreas Rapicius Ioanni Oppolitano

49. in malevolum

50. in Candidum

51. auctor de se ipso

52. de suis insignibus

53. in tibicinem

54. in Cupidinem

56. de tribus surdastris

57. in avaros, quibus lucri cupiditas | plerumque exitiosa est

58. in pauperem amantem

59. hominis et Veneris

60. epitaphium Andreae Alciati, iuris consulti

62. epitaphium Hieronimi Cagnoli, iuris consulti

64. in obitum Antonii ab Hoyos, episcopi Curcensis, | a domestico servo novo mortis genere extincti

65. flet mortem clarissimi adolescentis | Philippi Strein Germani

66. epitaphium Lazari Bonamici Bassani

68. epitaphium Ioannis Ludovici Brassicani, | iuris consulti Germani

69. epitaphium Oliverii Carducii, equitis

70. epitaphium cuiusdam

71. tumulus Silviae Rapitiae: Rapitius frater | ad sepulchrum queritur

73. tumulus Nicolai Alexandri, avi materni: | Rapitius nepos loquitur

74. Rapiciorum tumulus: Rapicius loquitur

75. epitaphium Bernardini Barbi Tergestini

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65. flet mortem clarissimi adolescentis | Philippi Strein Germani

Editus est noster sine te, mi Strane, libellus,
Nec te lectorem sperat habere suum.
Austria, funde tuo lacrimas orbata Philippo,
Spargantur manibus mystica dona tuis.
5Heu nimium properant mortalia fata Sorores,
Vix potuit teneros excoluisse dies.
Accipe cum fletu lacrimabile carmen amici,
Dummodo sit tellus officiosa tibi.

Musae (Barbara Zlobec, 2002).

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