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Christ. Qualis est Dilectus tuus? ex _Cant._ 5. Ex Lib. Epig. 37. Qualis erat, tuus ille? tuus pulcherrimus ille? Dicebat nuper barbara turba mihi. Arripio dextra pennam, laevaque tabellam, Et noto, _Christe_, tuo quicquid in orbe noto. Pingo rosas, aurum, gemmas, viridaria, silvas, Arva, lacus, celeri sidera pingo manu; Et tabulam monstrans, Noster pulcherrimus, inquam, Qualis erat, vultis discere? talis erat. Who is thy Beloved? _Out of Cant._ 5. _Lib. Epig._ 37. What is that Spouse of thine? that fairest Hee? The barb'rous people said, of late, to mee. A Pen I tooke, and in a Tablet drew Whatsoe're, O Christ, in thy blest orbe I view. Roses, and Gold I paint, Gems, Groves, Corne-land, Green Gardens, Lakes, and Stars with nimble hand; Would you needs learne, what might my fairest bee? Looke o're this tablet, pray, O such was Hee. _Epig. 40. Lib. Ep._ Veni de Libano sponsa. Et fugis, & fugiens clamas, quid sponsa moraris? Non fugis, ut fugias: ut capiare, fugis. Epig. 40. Thou run'st, & running cry'st, why dost thou stay My Spouse? thou would'st be ta'ne, not get away. Ex lib. Epi. 48. ---- Lilia manu praeferenti. Haec, quae virgineis nituntur lilia culmis, Unde verecundas explicuere comas? Non generant similes Paestana rosaria flores, Nec simili Pharius messe superbit ager: Non haec purpureis mater Corcyra viretis, Nec parit aequoreis pulsa Carystos aquis. Cum nullas habeant natales lilia terras, Qui neget e casta lilia nata manu? Ep. 48. _To ---- bearing Lillyes in her hand._ These Lillyes which on virgin stalks doe bend, From whence do they their chaster leaves extend? The _Paestan_ beds such flowres did ne're bring forth, Nor _Pharian_ fields e're gloried in such worth: _Alcinous_ purple banks, ne're teem'd with these, Nor rich _Carystos_ watred by the Seas. Since then these flow'res no native place do know, Who can deny from her chast hand they grow. Ex Lib. Ep. 51. _Iohanni de Lugo_, dum post morbum ad intermissam de Poeenitentia doctrinam rediret. Fertur inornatis nuper Metanoea capillis Flesse, repentina cum raperere febri: Fertur & indomito fraenos laxasse dolori, Et lacrymis madidos exhib
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