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Letter #6257

Georgius SABINUS to Ioannes DANTISCUS
s.l., [1546-05-01 — 1546-05-05]

Early printed source materials:
1DANTISCUS 1764 p. 329-330 (in extenso)
2PERIANDER (Georgius Sabinus ad Ioannem Dantiscum episcopum Varmiensem) p. 440-441 (in extenso)
3SABINUS 1558 p. [158r-v] (in extenso)
4SABINUS 1563 p. 307-308 (in extenso)
5SABINUS 1578 p. 307-308 (in extenso)
6SABINUS 1581 p. 307-308 (in extenso)
7SABINUS 1589 p. 307-308 (in extenso)
8SABINUS 1606 p. 282-283 (in extenso)

Prints:
1KÜHLMAN p. 729-731 (in extenso; German translation)

 

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Cultor Pieriae Sabinus artis,
Antistes venerande te salutat
Hinc, qua iunipero virente cinctus,
Curvo Bregela labitur fluento.
Ulvosam residens ad huius undam
Musarum quid agat chorus, requiris?
Flagranti studio vacat canendi
Noctes atque dies, ut bis in oris
Doctae Palladis excitentur artes,
Orpheumque docet movere plectrum
Arctoi maris accolas Borussos.
Quin et saepe tuas ad astra laudes
Pleno Musicus ore coetus effert:
Te sermonis et utriusque linguae
Expertum canit, inclitumque vatem.
Haec ut nota tibi forent, et omnes
Rescirent gelido sub axe gentes:
A nostro tibi Melchiore nuper

Hac in urbe dicatus est libellus.
Quem, ceu primitias novi Lycei,
Oro suscipias. Deinde plura
Nostrae Pierides tibi dicabunt:
Quae curis nisi tot gravatus esses,
Missis hinc quoque saepius tabellis
Scribendi studium tibi probarent.
restat, tibi se tuus SABINVS
Commendat, cupidis petitque votis,
Ut feliciter exigas tot annos,
Quot ver purpureos ubique flores
Nunc in mollibus educat viretis.