Epistolary Garden

Thus he speaks, & since exploring the examinations of the learned
Everywhere, he sensed the spurs, his boldness grew.
These things I have suggested to you, READER, nor should the ample
Scope of the name be thought to have been the elements of these writings.
MOLLER does not thirst for gold, or the air of honor:
Let this air whisper to those born under the star of the Antecanis the morning star/procyon.

TO SERVE YOU IS THE GOAL OF THE ENTIRE BOOK.

III.

This garden, for those not so skilled in the literary art,
Publishing at the illustrious Academy at the Elme.

A. MVLLERVS, BREMENSIS,

An anagrammatic visual arrangement of text. On the left are the words "LIS, RE" followed by a large curly brace grouping a vertical stack of two letters: an "M" on top and an "S" below. To the right of this grouping is the phrase "REBUS LUMEN". This layout represents the anagrammatic variations "LIS, REM" and "LIS, RES" leading to "REBUS LUMEN".

Many wonder, why names of honors vary,
Why that of Leader & Count, why that of Noble & wise,
The name in the writings plucks different honors.
A STRUGGLE LIS arises for others, concerning the worthy voices of these,
And they contend at the same time concerning praises & good-deeds.
Both you prohibit, MVLLER, which you attempt to edit:
THE MATTER REM, which adds LIGHT LVMEN to these THINGS REBVS, so that all
Without doubt impose most worthy signs for all;