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Excerpt from Poetarum Scotorum Musæ Sacræ, Sive Quatuor Sacri Codicis Scriptorum, Davidis Et Solomonis, Jobi Et Jeremiæ, Poetici Libri
Amor; quo enim in pretio, quanto que in honore apud Te fit, fue fit, fempefque (ita enim ex prateria, tis in pofieruni de Te tutò 'nos poife augurati fperamus) fmurus fit Dividi cultus Numinis, quxque cò fabiani: omnia, eorum qui Te n6mnt igni): rat nemo. D E 1 autem Opt. Max. Virtutes, quarum fine notitia addrati'ritè nou. Potefì, alibi ufpiam quàm ex Dàvidis; coque gemiti Solomonis, non Regum Iblum fed Poetaram maximprum, qua: hic exhibemus, fcriptis, nec cla rius, nec fanétiùs, neque augù? iùs gle nique elucefcu_nt. Nec mirum: qu_um inter mortales natos hoc fapientior, illo fanétior, baud quifquam umquam aut exfiiterit, aut exfiiturus fit. Neque harum itatem quidquam fubfidùn i it'idem viri, IQ bus ac ]eremias, Divine ipfi Poe ticoque Spiritu ad?ati, E 0 R U M igitur monumentis, nec invenuftè nec infideliter, per' totideni Scotos.
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