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Agricolae manu vulta stirps tam diuturna, quam quae poetae, versu seminari potest, no plant can grow so long as that which is ingenio sata, set and manured by those ever-living wits.
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Deos finxerunt eorum poetae, ut infiantium puppas.
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Sylvae nuptialis poetae non inveniunt fabulas, aut versus laudatos faciunt, nisi qui ab amore fuerint excitati.
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The inscription on Edgar Allan Poe's door at the University of Virginia — "Domus parva magni poetae" ( "Small home of a great poet") — would have been almost perfectly apt for the tiny quarters in which Borges and his tireless mother had for so long resided.
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The inscription on Edgar Allan Poe's door at the University of Virginia — "Domus parva magni poetae" ( "Small home of a great poet") — would have been almost perfectly apt for the tiny quarters in which Borges and his tireless mother had for so long resided.
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The difficulty is much augmented by the fact that these pieces are rarely consecutive, but literally disiecti membra poetae, scattered through various notebooks in a way to require piecing together as well as deciphering.
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_ 8, 'Aurelii Nemesiani poetae Carthaginiensis ecloga prima incipit.'
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'Nam os columnatum poetae esse indaudivi barbaro, [2] quoi bini custodes semper totis horis occubant.'
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'Munera quae multa dantis cum laude tulerunt dilecti tibi Vergilius Variusque poetae.'
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Of its success, Donatus in his commentary says, 'Successu adspecta prospero hortamento poetae fuit ad alias conscribendas.'
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