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English: Exhibition Leiden University Library, 2000

Holograph text of poem addressed by Vulcanius to Jan Dousa of Leyden; written at Rotterdam, February 3 1578

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IANO DOVZAE
D[omi]no in NortWyck, poëtarum
nostri temporis, si eruditionem et
venustatem, cum eximia
generis nobilitate, et incredibili
morum suauitate coniunctam
spectes, nemini (ne ipsi quidem
Se) secundo,
B[onaventura]. V B[rugensis].
Hęc animi tibi D mei monimenta relinquo
O utinam poßem linquere et ipsum animum.
At superest, quando hũc a me seiungere non est
Vt tuus, ut cupio corpore sim atq[ue] animo.
Qualis ero reducem me quãdo Hollãndia cernet
Et Schola Lugduni nobile nomen habens.
Cuius, D tuo nutu si portio fiam
Multum debuero, forsan et illa, tibi.
Roterodamj.
M.D.LXXIIX; iii Febr[uarii].
Date 19 February 2007 (original upload date)
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