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Z/^^i? QUINTUS. 13
Posse dari finem ? vel cum sol et yapor omnis uio^
Omnibus epotis umoribus exsuperarint : . .^l^'*!^*'^*?*!»
Quod facere intendunt.*iigpue adhuc conata^^patrarun t: 385
Tantum suppeditant amnes^ ultraque minantur *J^Oi}d^t
■! i-- ' Omnia diluyiare ex alto gurgite ponti ; ~ "^""^
Nequiquam, quoniam verrgntes aequora venti
Deminuunt radiisque retexens aetherius sol,
Et siccare prius confidunt omnia' posse ^/61-1^
Quam liquor- mcept i po^it contingere finem.
Tantum spirantes "aequo certamine bellum
Magnis inter se de rebus ternere certant,
Cum semel 'i nterea fuerit superantior ignis
Et sejnel, ut fama est, umor regnarit in arvis.
Ignis enim supera? et lambens multa perussit,
i*«^^Avia cum Phaethonta raDax vis solis equorum
-^ Aethere raptavit toto terrasque pef omnes.
At pater omnipotens ira tum percitus acri
k-ji^*^ Magna^imum Phaethonta repenti fulminis ictu
^ Deturbavit equis_in terram, solque cadenti
SSr*^ Obvius aeternam^succepit lampada mundi
Disiectosque're^git equos iunxitque trementes,
tSti^ Inde* suum .per iter recreavit cuncta^gubernans,
fort*fl*.SciIicet ut veteres Graium cecinere poetae.
Quod procul a vera nimis est ra^ne repulsum
Ignis enim superare potest ubi materiai
i^^^ Ex infinito sunt corpor Alura coorta ; *i' .c.^ du^ u^xja^.,
i^»^#<fcwlnde cadunt vires ^aliqua raiipne^r^victae, ^'<'*5>*«toi'^ •^'^^^-
ft^cfil^T^t pereunt res ejuistae torrentibus auris. 'M^^^^i^^ 410
Umor item quondam coepit sup^erare coortus, ^jiPttji ^»A.i&C
Ut fama est, hominum multas quando obruit urbes. uAdLjiA..
ffij^lnde ubi vis^ali^ua ratjone^^aversa recessit, '^'^'*^^:^'^^^^*
*^^* Ex infinito fuerat quaecumque coorta,
tSMfiA, . Constiterunt imbres et flumina vim minuerunt
400
405
Z/^^i? QUINTUS. 13
Posse dari finem ? vel cum sol et yapor omnis uio^
Omnibus epotis umoribus exsuperarint : . .^l^'*!^*'^*?*!»
Quod facere intendunt.*iigpue adhuc conata^^patrarun t: 385
Tantum suppeditant amnes^ ultraque minantur *J^Oi}d^t
■! i-- ' Omnia diluyiare ex alto gurgite ponti ; ~ "^""^
Nequiquam, quoniam verrgntes aequora venti
Deminuunt radiisque retexens aetherius sol,
Et siccare prius confidunt omnia' posse ^/61-1^
Quam liquor- mcept i po^it contingere finem.
Tantum spirantes "aequo certamine bellum
Magnis inter se de rebus ternere certant,
Cum semel 'i nterea fuerit superantior ignis
Et sejnel, ut fama est, umor regnarit in arvis.
Ignis enim supera? et lambens multa perussit,
i*«^^Avia cum Phaethonta raDax vis solis equorum
-^ Aethere raptavit toto terrasque pef omnes.
At pater omnipotens ira tum percitus acri
k-ji^*^ Magna^imum Phaethonta repenti fulminis ictu
^ Deturbavit equis_in terram, solque cadenti
SSr*^ Obvius aeternam^succepit lampada mundi
Disiectosque're^git equos iunxitque trementes,
tSti^ Inde* suum .per iter recreavit cuncta^gubernans,
fort*fl*.SciIicet ut veteres Graium cecinere poetae.
Quod procul a vera nimis est ra^ne repulsum
Ignis enim superare potest ubi materiai
i^^^ Ex infinito sunt corpor Alura coorta ; *i' .c.^ du^ u^xja^.,
i^»^#<fcwlnde cadunt vires ^aliqua raiipne^r^victae, ^'<'*5>*«toi'^ •^'^^^-
ft^cfil^T^t pereunt res ejuistae torrentibus auris. 'M^^^^i^^ 410
Umor item quondam coepit sup^erare coortus, ^jiPttji ^»A.i&C
Ut fama est, hominum multas quando obruit urbes. uAdLjiA..
ffij^lnde ubi vis^ali^ua ratjone^^aversa recessit, '^'^'*^^:^'^^^^*
*^^* Ex infinito fuerat quaecumque coorta,
tSMfiA, . Constiterunt imbres et flumina vim minuerunt
400
405
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| Early Gaelic Book Collections > Matheson Collection > De rerum natura liber quintus > (47) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/76572894 |
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| Description | (On the nature of things, Book V.) Edited with introduction and notes by J.D. Duff. Copy belonging to Angus Matheson, with handwritten notes. |
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| Shelfmark | Mat.6 |
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| Description | Items from a collection of 170 volumes relating to Gaelic matters. Mainly philological works in the Celtic and some non-Celtic languages. Some books extensively annotated by Angus Matheson, the first Professor of Celtic at Glasgow University. |
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| Description | Selected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history. |
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