Rapicio, Andrea Trieste, 1533 - 1573, poematum liber secundus, poematum liber secundus poem. poematum liber secundus (Barbara Zlobec, 2002), section 1, 31. echo

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1. illustri Sigismundo Herberstanio Andreas Rapicius iuris | consultus et Caesari ab epistolis S.P.D.

3. de Lucretia et Euryalo

5. votum Iolae aucupis

6. in Cupidinem se nolle amplius amore Hiellae torqueri

8. ad Marcum Secundum iuris consultum

9. miserabilis exitus Celsi, Iuli, Lucillae et Ismarii

10. in Phoebum et Cupidinem

11. ad Iulium Fernelium

12. tumulus Philippi Celsi

13. tumulus Silviciae Rapitiae sororuculae dulcissimae

15. ad Thomam Trivisanum iuris consultum | de epistola Helenae Graece ab eo versa

16. ad catellum suum

17. in desidem ex Graeco

18. in malum pictorem

20. Phoebo nihil comune esse cum Neptuno

21. ad Iohannem Ramum scripsit puer

22. tumulus Licinii Balbi equitis

23. in dispar coniugium

24. tumulus Petri Bonomi Antistitis Tergestini

25. de Ursino Velio poeta illustri

26. pro reditu in patriam

27. in Venerem armatam

28. ad Georgium Sabinum poetam Germanum Fabricius Rapicius

29. in rubrum vinum

30. Tumulus fratris eadem hora extincti, qua mihi | insignia doctoris Patavii collata sunt

32. ad Iacobum Taurellum scripsit adhuc puer

33. Christianorum invocatio

34. epitaphium nobilis uxoris M. Francisci a Turri comitis

35. vaticinium Philippo Austrio maximo

37. in bibacem hominem

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31. echo

Captabam aeriis tenues in vallibus auras,
Hic ubi Pannonias accola potat aquas.
Ecce repercussas occulta ab imagine voces
Ingeminat lacrimis conscia virgo meis.
5Illa malis nostris illudens, assonat illis
Et canit alterno mutua verba sono:
"Tune igitur, mea lux, tune Endymiona sequeris?"
"Quaeris?" "Quae nostro causa in amore?" "Morae."
"Nec mea te pietas", "aetas", "nec te oscula tangunt?"
10"Angunt". "Neque tuum saepe fateris?" "Eris."
"Qui tibi sunt comites?" "Mites." "Procul urbe venito!"
"Ito." "Aderit mecum mox quoque Nais." "Ais?"
"Qui potero, mea vita, tuos aquirere amores?"
"Ores." "Verum alios perfida amabis." "Abis!"
15Sic dea, sic nostras peregrina voce querelas
Ludebat lacrimis insidiata meis.

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