Hē tēs anthologias anthologia Florilegium epigrammatum græcorum, eorumque latino versu à varijs redditorum / authore Tho. Farnabio.

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Title: Hē tēs anthologias anthologia Florilegium epigrammatum græcorum, eorumque latino versu à varijs redditorum / authore Tho. Farnabio.
Publication: Londini :: Apud A.M. pro Christophero Meredith ...,; 1650.
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IN MEDICOS.

In Sosandrum Medicum veterinarium. Incerti. V. Velius.

Hippocrates hominum medice, & Sosander equorum, Poeoniae vires artis uterque sciens; Aut artem inter vos mutate aut nomen, iniquum est Alter ab alterius nomen ut arte serat.

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Agathiae. I. Secundus.
Dilectum medicus gnatum ad me misit, ut illum,
Grammatices primis imbuerem studiis.
Verùm ubi Musa reser furias Pelidis, & iram,
Notat & hunc versum qui solet inde cani;
Multas qui sortes animas sub Tartara misit,
Non ultrà puerum mittit, ut antè, pater.
Meque videns genitor, tibi sum devinctus, amice:
Gnatus at è nobis haec bene discet, ait.
Nam{que} & ego multas animas sub Tartara mitto:
Hîc mihi Grammatici nil opus est operâ.

Incerti. T. Morus.

Thessalus Hippocrates, Coüs genere, hac jacet urnâ, Phoebi immortalis semine progenitus. Crebra trophaea tulit morborum, armis medicinae, Nactus non coecâ sorte sed arte decus.

Magni medici, in statuam Galeni. T. F.

Tempus erat quo homines mortali sorte creatos Per te immortales terra, Galene, tulit. Nempe suis fremuit praereptas fau••bus Orcus Umbras, arte tuâ, Paeoniáque manu.