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Chap. 22.

Cap. XXII.

De figuris Sententiæ.

Figuræ quæ in cove, tales fuerunt: ſequuntur illæ quæ ſunt ſententiæ. In ſententiæ habetur ratio ordinis vocum, & ſenſus. Ordo aut vnus eſt & continuus in 1. Hirmo: aut obſcurus in 2. Syncheſi: aut turbatu in 3. Hyperbato; & 4. Parentheſi. Senſus porro aut incitatus est; vbi 5. Exclamatio, & Epiphonema; aut emendatus in 6. Epanonthoſi: aut explicatus, in 7. Antitheto, 8. Inuerſione, 9. Subiectione, & 10. Epanodo: aut contractus, in 11. Congerie.

Hirmos ſiue Συρμὸς.

1. Sermonis ſeries vna [&] prælonga ſit Hirmos.

F. Q. l. 1. c. 3I mj frail eiz ðëz ljnz with tërz du ſtïp,
Tu think hou shï, thruħ gjlful handling,
Ðoħ trv az tuch, ðoħ dauħter of a King,
Ðoħ fäir az e𝑣er liuing wjħt waz fair,
Ðoħ not in word nor dïd il meriting,
Iz from her Knjħr di𝑣orſed in diſpair, &c.

F. Q. l. 4. c. 10Fresh shadöuz, fit tu shroud from ſuni rai;
Fair laundz, tu täk, ðe ſun in ſëzn dv;
Swït ſpringz, in wich a thouzand nimfs did plai,
Soft rumbling brüks, ðat ᵹentl ſlumber drv;
Hjh rëred mounts, ðe landz about tu 𝑣v;
Löu lüking dälz, disloin'd from komon gäz;
Deljtful bourz, tu ſolas lu𝑣ers trv;
Fair laberinths, fond runerz eiz tu däz:

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