Responsio ad apologiam cardinalis Bellarmini, quam nuper edidit contra Praefationem monitoriam. ..

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Ex Bibliotheca

majori Coll. Rom. Societ. Iesu

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The Defenta VPoese. and patience; somelimes in v that contentions soritisses,can et buta tristingviciory, herperchance

a man may see, that euen Alexander & Darius, hen

dunghili, ille benefit they Eoi, was,that the asteriiures may say, Haec memini o victu mura contendore Thirs . Ex illo Coradon, Coridon in tempore nobis.

Oris it the lamenting Elegiac , whichin a Linde hean Goaild inootae rather pitti e then blanae, Whob aileth whii the great Philosopher Heraclitus, the wealienesse os mani inde, and the wr ched ne illa os the world : Who staret y is to bee prat sed either sor compassionale accompanying iust causes os lainentations , or sor rightlie painting out how weake be the passions of omlnesse t Is itthehiner biit hole me Iandun, Who nibbes thegassed minde, in making in me the Trumpet os villanie, Willi bolde and open crying out against

naught inesse i in the Satiru , Who Omne vafer τι- , Gumsidenti tangit amico , Who spori ingly, netrer

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any belloider tabe content iobesuch a one. NON Mas m Geometrae, the oblique must be knowne as wenas the right, and in Arith-tis , the Odde as weli asthe euen, so in the actions of our ii se, ho secili not ,

nature, nos ner feeth thesen en play theic paris, but wimeththem in Psinum,althoughperchan e

that he sedili not himselfe to dance the sanae mea iure: herio Iet nothing can more Open his etes, then tolae his o ne actions contempti bly set sortii. So that the right vis os Comaedie, Will I thinhe, by no bodie heblamed; and much te se os the high and excellent

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' dicat proceed in g,teacti more persemythen the Po-et, I et do I thinke, that no man is so muchasto compare the Philosopher in mo ing with the

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But this is to no man biri to him that will readehim, and reade him xv illi attenuiae stridiotas patia-. fui nesse, Whicli constant delire, hosoeuer hath in

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AD APOLOGIAM

CARDINALIS

SERENISSIMI AC

POTENTISSIMI PRINCIPIS

I A C OBI, DEI GRATIA

Magnae BRITANNI ae,Franciae,3c Hiberniae REGIs, Fi DEI DEFENSORIS,

MONARCHIs, PRINCIPIBUS,

ἰ atque ordinibus d

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s E RE NI SS IMO,

POTENTISSIMO VE'

Maiestati tuae nuper cum Pontificeta, non' Dm de Iuramento Fidelitatis 'quam de Iure Regio contemta Lis ; Sereni Potentii timeque Princeps;) cir , in ea, quisquid aequudi rerim δtimator mes expect i, ves expetat, prolixὸ iam a Te cimiatilequepraemium est. I iam 9 Tria .

plicem illum dignum Te inice Nodum adactis Cuneis tuis plani perrupistis e , qui in pari Tecum Ascrimine me Principes, idem hoc aestare, quanti eorum interss. faterine monuicti. Non enim ni Tibi: Regibus, Principibus, ordinibus, qui per orbem Christiana in in causa hae M. Imna, quaestionem molle Pontifex. Atque Hiamplanὸ piaeritur; Hiram ciuili, m Citidi adminiitrati. onesua ius liberum 'fit, an precarium : Hora fundamentis fluisset , an potius ita incertum fit, atque obnoximi Pontifici, em isthu ainboritatereti, subnemari . atque alio demum