Pugna Porcorum
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| '''''Pugna Porcorum''''' est [[poema]] quidem [[tautogramma]] ab [[Iohannes Placentius|Iohanne Placentio]], monacho [[dominicani|Dominicano]], scriptum anno [[1546]] nomine ''Publio Porcio.'' | '''''Pugna Porcorum''''' est [[poema]] quidem [[tautogramma]] ab [[Iohannes Placentius|Iohanne Placentio]], monacho [[dominicani|Dominicano]], scriptum anno [[1546]] nomine ''Publio Porcio.'' | ||
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| :Potando poteris placidam proferre poesin. | :Potando poteris placidam proferre poesin. | ||
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Pugna Porcorum is an epyllion whose every word begins with the letter 'P'.
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Latin description
Pugna Porcorum est poema quidem tautogramma ab Iohanne Placentio, monacho Dominicano, scriptum anno 1546 nomine Publio Porcio.
- Paraclesis pro Potore
- Perlege porcorum pulcherrima proelia, Potor,
- Potando poteris placidam proferre poesin.
Poema
Continentur 253 versus hexametris scripti. Omnia verba incipiunt cum littera P. Editum est primum poema Antverpiae anno 1530, 1546 Lovanii et 1644, apud Gasparum Myrrheum, Melchiorem Thureum, & Balthasarum Aureum, 1681-mo, Londinii 1741.
Incipit:
- Plaudite, porcelli; porcorum pigra propago Progreditur.<ref>Processus porcorum ponitur.</ref>
Vide etiam
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