Addison, Joseph: Remarks on several parts of Italy: &c. in the years 1701, 1702, 1703 (London: Tonson, 1718)

5Parma/Turiny &c. 339
Argumenta fui 'Titan fignavit Olympe,
Mutatumque senem plumis, et fronde fbro-
res,
Etfluvium, nati qui vulnera lavit anheli.
Stat gelidis Auriga plagis, vefiigia fra-
tris
German# /truant Hyades, Cycnique foda-
lis
Lafteus extent as a/pergit circulus alas.
Stelliser Eridanus Jinuatis fluftibus errans
Clara noti cowvexa rigat..
Claudiande Sexto Cons. Honorii.
His Head above the Floods he gently
rear’d,
And as he rose his golden Horns ap-
pear’d,
That on the Forehead ihone divinely
bright,
And o’er the Banks diffus’d a yellow
Light :
No interwoven Reeds a Garland made
To hide his Brows within the vulgar
Shade,
But Poplar Wreaths around his Temples
spread,
And Tears of Amber trickled down his
Head:
A spacious Veil from his broad Shoul-
ders ssew,
That set th’unhappy Phaeton to view:
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