Quatrario, Giovanni Sulmona, 1336 - 1402, bursa exilii, bursa exilii bursa bursa exilii (G. Pansa, 1912), section 1, 40.

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Hanc tibi vir nostro nimium sapientior evo
Sulmona genitus destinat ille tuus.
Cuius enim mentem et faciem monstrare papirum
Nil dubito, nomen sit tacuisse meum,
5Materiam cernes tragico que digna mavorte est
Semicapri scriptam carmine nempe dei.
Discutias rector maculas et carmina nostri
Corripe nam verus verbere paret amor.
Vos equidem novi sacros generare libellos,
10Quos precibus peterem clausit at ora pudor.

bursa exilii (G. Pansa, 1912).

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