Ad eruditissimos, clarissimos, & eximios Academiae Oxoniensis doctores. Oxoniam am [i.e. iam] depulsis è Graecia musis, liberalium artium sedem, et nutricem existere..
Roche, Thomas, fl. 1676.
[Cambridge? : s.n., ca. 1676]
About the muses taking up residence in Oxford.  Similar theme to Thomas Roche's 1676 poem about the muses taking up residence in Cambridge, Wing R1738 = ESTC R218392
First line reads: Tristia quis (miserum!) condignis fata querêlis.
Latin elegiac verse in two columns.  At the foot of the second column: Musis exulantibus optatam sedem gratulabundus in honorem academiae cecinit Philomusus adhuc exulans Thomas Roche..
Wing
ESTC
Latin poetry