PRISCIANUS VERBERANS ET VAPULANS.

The two following poems--somewhat out of character, so to say, with

Crashaw--were probably prepared for a tractate, which it has been

our good fortune to hap on in the Bodleian. It is a Latin burlesque

Poem, filling a small 4to of 20 pages, with this title:

EN

PRISCIANUS

VERBERANS

ET

VAPULANS.

Jam publicato verberans aures stylo

Qua penis iterum vapulet, metuit crisin.

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