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Josephi Rocchi Vulpii E Societate Jesu Epistolae Tiburtinae Versibus Conscriptae Digitized by Google Digitized by Google JOSEPHI ROCCHI VULPII EPISTOLAEE SOCIETATE JESU TIBURTINAE VEHIBUS CONSCRIPTAE. Digitized by Google Digitized by Google JOSEPHI ROCCHI VULPII EPISTOLAEE SOCIETATE JEiU TIBURTINAE CARMINIBUS CONSCRIPTAE Hexametris Elegiacis Hendecasyllabis Qux antea fparfx variis Voluminibus legebantur NUNC PRIMUM COLLECTAE ET IN TRES LIBROS TRIBUTAE Cum Animadvcrfionibus ejufdem Auroris. Circa Nemus, uvidique Tiburis sipas, rh Overofa varvus Carmina fimo. BRIXIAE CIDIDCCXLIIR Excudebat Joannes-Maria Rizzardi. SUPERIORUM PERMISSU. Digitized by Google Digitized by Google \ , Editor Leftori Benevola s Osiphi Rocchi V ULPTI Soc. Jes-^t Epiftolas Tiburtinas verfibus defcri*- ptas, quas antehac fparfie variis Volu- minibus legebantur, fi in unum colle- giflem , Tibique , Le&or Benevole,, repracfentafiem , operas me pretium., edi- fa&urum exiftimavi . Quas enim antea feorfim te fuerant, lingulas ab harumce rerum ftudiofis ap- probari non mediocriter vife funt . Excufie autem erant partim Venetiis partim Patavii typis illis , , Cominianis elegantiflimis, partim denique hic Bri- xias non mediocri cura nofira . Ceterae autem in^ manus litteratorum hominum prodierant tum Ro- mae ,,tum Liburni , tum alibi quoque , fucceflu eo- dem . De illarum Latinitate, Elegantia, Perpetua» que Veterum Optimorum Poetarum imitatione^ meum non e IV decernere,- fed tuum erit , Le<Slor Benevole . Meum vero , nonnulla Te in antecef- fum monere quas Vir Ampliffimus & Mecoenas , Audloris noftri validiflimus munificentiflimus no- bis tamquam ab ipfo Au&ore fibi identidem cora- mu- tnumcata, ut Tibi fuggereremus,de his ipfisEpifto- lis, infinuavit: Icilicet , Audlorem ufurpafle fenten- tias, verfufque ipfos Veterum Poetarum magna fre- quentia, nihil veritum obtredlatorum calumniam, qui illum furti fortafle infimularent ; adhibuilTe_, namque ftudio ac dedita opera , fcienter ac volen* ter lenfa ac verba optimorum au&orum eo pror- fus in loluta narra- paflo , quo aliqua oratione vel tione , Teftiraonia ipfa antiquorum nulla furto ia medium recitari lolent ; & hoc fe palam profefTum r vel obfignando Veterum Poetarum addu&a carmi- na , vel in Notis loca ipfa , unde deduxerat, in- nuenda. Aniraadverliones vero nonnullas addidifle loluta oratione , eo quod verfu non ita commode omnia explicari poffint : Propter egeflatem lingucer <2? rerum novitatem , ut a jebat Lucretius . Argu- menta denique Epiftolarum in genere qnurdem exor- nativo fere omnia verlari ( in quo effulum eum ve- luti nimis in amicorum laudes nonnulli fortafle ac- cufare poflent ) attamen tales tantolque Viros a fe laudatos, qui mole, ut dicitur, (ua flantes, uni ver- faeque Civili LitteratasReipublicae perlpe&iflimi cum fint , omnem ab eo Ibrdida? adulationis fulpicionem avertant; Ille potiflimum qui edendi nobis abunde , hujus Voluminis Au&or locupletiflimus efle voluit. fruere- Tu itaque , Le<flor Benevole , boni confule, Vale. NOI Digitized by Google JOSEPHI ROCCHI VULPII E societate JESU EPISTOLARUM TIBURTINARUM LIBER P R I M V S Hexametris confcriptas complexus. Digitized by Google JOSEPHI ROCCHI VULPII E SOCIETATE JES U EPISTOLA . I v TIBURTIMA ANGELUMMARIAM TITULI S. M A K.C 1 S R E CARDIN. QUIRINUM BRIXIENSEM ANTISTITEM ANNO SALUTIS CIDIDCCXXXIV. MENSE OCTOBRI. Edita eft Venetiis An. 173^. in Libro, cui titulus: Racctltn di Opujcelt fcientijici Filologici , Tomo Decimoterzp . Apprejfo Crijloforo Zane. in 12. Digitized by Google ANGELO MARIAE QUIRINO S B. E CARDINALI AMPLISSIMO BK1X1ENS I ANTISTITI VIGILANTISSIMO JOSEPHUS ROCCHUS VULPIUS SOCIETATIS JESU E’T n P A'T T E I N. (i) UM rot fuftineas diftenta negocia caris, C Et Venetas fimul, & Romanas folus in Urbe fcifTa Senatus Res ( 2. ) confignaris nuper , ne Pedlora cum Patre Pontificum ac disje&a manerent; $ Sed qux difliluit quondam male farta , coiret Gratia quo rurfum , non ullis difloluenda Temporibus dubiis , longum manfura per xvum: Te nunc, Veronx qux fertur Brixia mater, Detineat facris no&uque diuque vacantem 10 In Grege tam vafto luftrando; nonne verebor Publicus efle reus , fi in publica commoda peccem. Et mea Te terris furetur Epiftola , Princeps? Ne tamen ignores quo fit Romana loco res, Graflari obfequio quamvis fortalTe videbor ( , <5 In lucum , uc fertur, comportans ligna) fed audi. Cie- Digitized by Google . ; S. $ Jos. Rocchi VuLpii J. • Clementis viget in primis viridifque fenora eft ; — Quo circa Romana cohors & ridet, & ambit, Neftoreos annos Patri , fibi lucra precata. Collegarum etiam valet omnis pene Senatus: io Et quamvis nutent aliqui , non limine cedunt Purpureique pares pondus geftare Galeri Viribus infractis videas, nec vincier ufquam. Non fe Roma capit tegorum molibus . ipfa Sidera culminibus tentantia , cernere fas eft, xj Quocumque obtutus & greffus flexeris : at Te (3) Luce Palatina: Venetorum ./Edes rutilantes Egregia , Au&orem laudant, properofque morantur. Atria deformi quondam fquallentia vultu , Et Paulli monumenta fttu ac psdore fepulta ; 30 In folem per Te rurfum produdta diemque, Urfeuli ftatua Ducis, atque nomifmate crebro. dixifle Sive epigramma velis , ornata , corufcum Oftentant caput , Au&orem teftata Quirinum Quid quod, ab efFufis bellorum Oenotria flammis 3 j Dum uritur hinc tellus atque hinc > Romana favillx Moenia nec tangunt ipfae , longe ve vaporant? Sed. velut yEtnxus vicinis vividus ardor Scit nivibus fervare fidem ; Bellona cruentum Finibus Italia: quaflans , tamen Urbe flagellum. 40 Concutit ufque procul ; Petri & venerata iepulchrum. Paulli paci obftrepit alne. Et cineres , nufquam Quare inter cafus Sociorum , & funera, Romae Vivimus & tuto & tranquille; non fecus ac fi Longe de fcopulis Neptunia regna furenti 4; Spefitemus rabie volvi, & forbere natantes; ./Eftate aut media, dum fulminat undique circum Juppiter, & micat & tonat ; unus luce lerena An- Digitized by Google ; EH stola I. ITuoat. Li#. I. i Angulus itntfiuhis niteat, carearque procellis. pleno diffudit copia Adde his , quod cornu 56 Maturas fruges : capiunt vix horrea meffes. Quas Latium felix hyeme atque affate ferena Protulit exultans . Autumnus pomifer & nunc Frudibus ornatum caput omnibus extulit aruis. Pampineis quamquam Bacchus mediocriter uvis y j Latus, vina ferat modicis fpumantia labris Perpetuis prxcoda tamen de folibus, aptum Sunt capiti & ftomachoquondam promptura faporem. Ergo inter Cali, & felicia munera Terra Tot, lati feffos ftudiis ftrepituque Forenfi 6 o Romulida ut recreent animos, aptentque futuris Temporibus , curarum Urbis jam mole premendos Rurlum , feceffere: juvat modo Tufcula quofdam(4 ) Umbra, fuburbanis hinc illinc confita filvis; Hos at in Albanis , tangit quos Appia , lucis <>j Delituiffe ; Lacus geminos prope, Monte fub alto. Multus Aricinos quoque fit concurfus ad Hortos, Collefque , eledo quos ditat Cynthia mufto. Parte alia Praneftina qui frigora Rupis, Aut placidos rradus Gabiorum, aut arua Labici, 70 Aiquorumque plagas inter, qui rura frequentent Propria, funt multi Procerum . ludo hic choreifque Pervigilant folidas nodes , plaufumque theatris Denfum immane cient in lucem ; Sidera donec : Occafura, oculis cogant concedere fomnum . 7 s At melior quorum iedit fententia menti, (y) Herculeum in Tibur mecum venere; Anienos Decurfus inter , placidillima Palladis inter Regna; ubi tranquillum miti fub cardine cslum : Volvitur, & menles fcmper facit ire falubres. Ti- , 8 Jos. Roccb/ VffLUI S. J. So Tibur ab Argivo poficum pro parte colono, 6 Expulfis Siculis, Siculeti ( ) voce retenta, Quo veterum nuncCaftra vocant, quo templa Sibyllae Albunea: Tiburtis adhuc confurgere vulgus Autumat, antiquis diledum Tibur,(y) Horatj 8y Exemplo prxeuntis, amorem, & vota fecutis. Hinc tua, Mecccnas, Turgebant culmina, ripa Qua Ixva prxceps Anio defertur ; at inde Quintilii extabanr prxcelfa cacumina Vari, Vallum opus; immenfxque manent procelle ruinas jo Cernere facundi Tibur glaciale Vopilci Hinc fuit, & geminos inferto Aniene penates; Rura mihi nuper , Statio quondam celebrata. Brutufque fuos de cxde cruentos Callius ( 8 ) hic Terferunt Julj gladios; facinus meditati , Tiburte reccflu. 9; An pulchrum, an turpe, incertum Sunt hic Cofsinj, funt hic monumenta Patroni, Ventidiique mali, Lepidi, vidique Syphacis: Et, qux Palmirx tenuit (ua regna virago, ac deinde Rubellj ; Zenobix , Plaut j , Centron j , quos gens 100 Pilonum germanorum , Calpurnia &: Valerj gemini quem Sirmio primum Edidir. ; ( 9 ) Bcnaci ad ripas clara edidit ; alterius mox, Protulit ad Bxtim quem Bilbilis alea poetam. Hucolim, fieri cundba hic dum candida credit Lycoris 105 Solibus atque undis properabat nigra ; Cynihiaque arguti carmen juvenile Propertj Rus habuit noto fignatum limite Vatis, Candida qua geminas ollentant culmina turres, Inque Lacus patulos Anienus decidit humor. fed prx eundis Hat fama Palarj lio Adriaci , , Inter disje&as immcnlo tramite moles. Quas Digitized by Google : Epistole I. Tibtjt. Lib. L 9 Quas merito non Villarum, fcd rudera dicas Murorum expugnat* urbis j tam vafta ruina eft ! Nos urbe egreflos, mediis Septembribus horis, ii j Huc, Tiburte via, duxerunt effeda mannis. Verum, dum Romx ftrepitu, fumoque relido Geftimus; rapit en fubito cxlumque diemque i Immenfus mandrarum ordo farraca trahentum , Et Tiburtini lapidis fub mole gementum , no Tanta unde in caelum nubes it pulveris atri. Quantam non Aquilo Campanis excitat agris. Nec mora nec requies faxorum ; nam urget in Urbe nidificanda domus quamplurima, & exornanda Poftibus,& zonis, tiburte & limine multo, nj Nodle igitur tetra damnati obvolvimur ufque Bifquintum ad lapidem , redeunte ubi denique luce, A dextera lxvaque procul cernuntur
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