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Dedication

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 November 2022

Robert A. Rohland
Robert A. Rohland
Affiliation:
Trinity College, Cambridge

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Carpe Diem
The Poetics of Presence in Greek and Latin Literature
 , pp. vi
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022
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Worzue dienet das studieren /

Als zue lauter vngemach?

Vnter dessen laufft die Bach

Vnsers lebens das wir führen /

Ehe wir es innen werden /

Auff jhr letztes ende hin;

Dann kömpt (ohne geist vnd sinn)

Dieses alles in die erden.

Hola / Junger / geh’ vnd frage

Wo der beste trunck mag sein;

Nim den Krug / vnd fülle Wein.

Alles trawren leidt vnd klage /

Wie wir Menschen täglich haben

Eh’ vns Clotho fortgerafft

Wil ich in den süssen safft

Den die traube giebt vergraben.

(Martin Opitz, Ich empfinde fast ein grawen, lines 9–24)

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