Location: Shearman deriva il testo da Pigna.
Sub-Location: G. B. Pigna, “Carminum libri quatuor […] His adiunximus Caelii Calcagnini Carminum libri III, Ludovici Areosti Carminum libri II ”, Venezia 1553, pp. 296-97.
Sub-Location: G. B. Pigna, “Carminum libri quatuor […] His adiunximus Caelii Calcagnini Carminum libri III, Ludovici Areosti Carminum libri II ”, Venezia 1553, pp. 296-97.
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Type:Poem
Language:Latin
Transcription Author: John Shearman
Published: yes
Publication Details: G. B. Pigna, “Carminum libri quatuor […] His adiunximus Caelii Calcagnini Carminum libri III, Ludovici Areosti Carminum libri II ”, Venezia 1553, pp. 296-97; the present transcription is taken from J. Shearman, “ Raphael in early modern sources”, I, Yale University in association with the Bibliotheca Hertziana Max-Planck-Institut für Kunstgeschichte, New Haven and London 2003, pp. 639-40.
Notes: From Pigna 1553 pp. 296-97.
Language:Latin
Transcription Author: John Shearman
Published: yes
Publication Details: G. B. Pigna, “Carminum libri quatuor […] His adiunximus Caelii Calcagnini Carminum libri III, Ludovici Areosti Carminum libri II ”, Venezia 1553, pp. 296-97; the present transcription is taken from J. Shearman, “ Raphael in early modern sources”, I, Yale University in association with the Bibliotheca Hertziana Max-Planck-Institut für Kunstgeschichte, New Haven and London 2003, pp. 639-40.
Notes: From Pigna 1553 pp. 296-97.
Ludovico Ariosto's elegy to Raphael on an immaginary tomb of his.
Artist(s): RaphaelDates: *.1520
DE RAPHAELE VRBINATE.
Huc oculos (non longa mora est) huc verte, meretur
Te, quanvis properes, sistere qui iacet hic.
Cuius picta manu te plurima forsan imago
Iocunda valuit sistere saepe mora.
Hoc Vrbine tuum decus, hoc tua Roma voluptas,
Hoc Pictura tuus marmore splendor inest.
Marmor habet iuvenem exanimum, qui marmora, quique
Illita parietibus vivere signa facit,
Os oculosque movere, pedes proferre, manusque
Tendere. Tantum non posse deditque loqui,
Quod dum qui faciat meditatur, opusque perenne
Reddat, monstra Deae talia morte vetant.
Hospes abi monitus mediocria quaerere, quando
Stare diu summis invida fata negant.