1596 Poetic Phrases from Illustrious Poets of the 17th Century by Nomeseio

 Parnassus poeticus nicolao nomeseio charmensi 1596 p. (16), 617, (3); (16), 492, (2). LACKING FINAL LEAF IN VOLUME 2. 2 volumes. Pages browned and foxed. 6 1/2 by 4 3/8 inches. Repair to last two leaves in second volume. 

Parnassus Poeticus, authored by Nicolao Nomeseio Charmensi Lotharingio in 1696, is a remarkable work. Within its pages, poetic phrases from illustrious poets are meticulously collected and organized into distinct sections. The result is a treasury of poetic expressions that leaves nothing to be desired for aspiring poets and lovers of the art. The two parts of this work, Pars Prima and Pars Secunda, together form a rich tapestry of literary beauty and inspiration.

The title itself evokes the mythical Mount Parnassus, home of the Muses, where creativity and poetic inspiration flourished. In this poetic anthology, Nomeseio weaves together the threads of language, rhythm, and imagination, creating a harmonious symphony of words.

As we delve into the pages of Parnassus Poeticus, we encounter the echoes of ancient bards, the whispers of troubadours, and the lyrical musings of generations past. Each phrase, carefully selected and arranged, invites us to explore the heights of human expression. (archive.org)