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It vanquishes Anphion, and Phoebe again. | It vanquishes Anphion, and Phoebe again. | ||
And before so many virtues, | And before so many virtues, which with reason | ||
Such rare splendor illustrates, gilds, | Such rare splendor illustrates, gilds, | ||
Relinquishes his laurels the TIBER today to the OMBRONE. | Relinquishes his laurels the TIBER today to the OMBRONE. | ||
Of Nicolo Maria Solyma | |||
IN ROMA, In the Reverend Apostolic Chamber Printing House. 1690. | |||
WITH PERMISION FROM SUPERIORS |
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THE TIBER Who admires Mister D. GIO: PIETROFRANCHI of Pistoia Composer of Music, who under the shadow of her Excellence Madam DUCHESS OF ZAGAROLO Shines gloriously his Virtue in the Drama TITLED FREEDOM IN THE CHAINS In the Palazzo of Her Excellency. So [The Tiber] says.
SONNET
At awakening the tempestuous Ideas of my cloudy head again calls Anphion new life, and Rome acclaims how soon as possible to dream the Achean maps.
How many notes he makes so many Medeas They go to the choirs to enchant, whence the Fame Unaccustomed to stupor, stupidly exclaims Succumb to the sweet sound of the Phoebean Chords.
But more for You, which Liguria honors, O GREAT LIGHT OF LATIUM, It vanquishes Anphion, and Phoebe again.
And before so many virtues, which with reason Such rare splendor illustrates, gilds, Relinquishes his laurels the TIBER today to the OMBRONE.
Of Nicolo Maria Solyma
IN ROMA, In the Reverend Apostolic Chamber Printing House. 1690. WITH PERMISION FROM SUPERIORS