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<center>Actus Quartus<lb/> | <center>Actus Quartus<lb/> | ||
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Annuit Olympus. Euge, blanditur tibi,<lb/> | Annuit Olympus. Euge, blanditur tibi,<lb/> | ||
Loyola, caelum, mite blanditur solum.<lb/> | Loyola, caelum, mite blanditur solum.<lb/> | ||
| − | Et mitior nullus patre.<lb/> | + | Et Vaticano mitior nullus patre.<lb/> |
Viden ut aperto stringit Ignatum sinu?*<ref>*Aperta scena cernitur Pontifex S<anc>tum Ignatium amplectit(ur).</ref><lb/> | Viden ut aperto stringit Ignatum sinu?*<ref>*Aperta scena cernitur Pontifex S<anc>tum Ignatium amplectit(ur).</ref><lb/> | ||
Stringit fovetque patris exemplum sui,<lb/> | Stringit fovetque patris exemplum sui,<lb/> | ||
Latest revision as of 12:23, 19 April 2024
Scena Prima
Candidus, Ignatius, Quirinus
Serenioris in posterum fortunae
succesum promittit Candidus.
Tradit S<anc>to Ignatio litteras Navarri,
quas ille quondam, cum sum=
=ma eius laude perscrip=
=serat. His postea litteris
CAN. -Huc usque tristem voluit ambigua vice
lusisse sortem sortis arbitrio potens.
Caecos putabit Roma[e] Fortunae iocos
quos mente lusit provida ex alto Deus.
Iam turbulento lusui indultum satis;
dubiis recedat passibus pallens timor,
a[l]terque luctus. Scena se pandat nova 66.[1]
*
Novum teathrum pateat: Hyperion, reduc
formosiorem capite depexo comam.
Annuit Olympus. Euge, blanditur tibi,
Loyola, caelum, mite blanditur solum.
Et Vaticano mitior nullus patre.
Viden ut aperto stringit Ignatum sinu?*[2]
Stringit fovetque patris exemplum sui,
pia mox sequetur Roma, mox orbis pia
supplex acerra pronus heroëm colet.
Sic versat hominum fata, fatorum arbiter:
quos terra tollit, Numen iratum premit,
quos terra calcat, blandiens numen levat.
Nec fata, Christi miles, admiror tua,
