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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of A Morte de D. Ignez, by 
+Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage and Luis de Camões
+
+This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with
+almost no restrictions whatsoever.  You may copy it, give it away or
+re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included
+with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org
+
+
+Title: A Morte de D. Ignez
+       Cantata por Manoel Maria Barbosa du Bucage; A Que Se Ajunta
+       o Episódio, Ao Mesmo Assumpto, do Immortal Luiz de Camões
+
+Author: Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage
+        Luis de Camões
+
+Release Date: October 20, 2007 [EBook #23110]
+
+Language: Portuguese
+
+Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1
+
+*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK A MORTE DE D. IGNEZ ***
+
+
+
+
+Produced by Tiago Tejo
+
+
+
+
+A MORTE DE
+
++D. IGNEZ DE CASTRO,+
+
+CANTATA.
+
+POR
+
+MANOEL MARIA BARBOSA DU BUCAGE;
+
+
+A QUE SE AJUNTA O EPISÓDIO,
+
+AO MESMO ASSUMPTO, DO IMMORTAL
+
++LUIZ DE CAMÕES.+
+
+
+LISBOA,
+NA TYPOGRAPHIA ROLLANDIANA.
+
+1824.
+
+
+_Com a licença da Meza do Desembargo do Paço._
+
+
+
+
+  As Filhas do Mondego a morte escura
+  Longo tempo, chorando, memoráraõ.
+
+          _Camões, Lusiad. Cant. 3._
+
+
+
+
+
+A MORTE DE
+
++D. IGNEZ DE CASTRO,+
+
+CANTATA.
+
+
+
+
++A ULINA,+
+
+SONETO.
+
+
+Da miseranda Ignez o caso triste,
+  Nos tristes sons que a magoa desafina,
+  Envia o terno Elmano á terna Ulina,
+  Em cujos olhos seu prazer consiste.
+
+Paixaõ que se a sentir naõ lhe resiste
+  Nem nos brutos certões Alma ferina,
+  Belleza funestou quasi divina,
+  De que a memoria em lagrimas existe.
+
+Lê, suspira, meu Bem, vendo hum composto
+  De raras perfeições aniquilado
+  Por maõs do Crime, á Natureza opposto.
+
+Tu és cópia de Ignez, encanto amado,
+  Tu tens seu coraçaõ, tu tens seu rosto...
+  Ah! Defendaõ-te os Ceos de ter seu Fado.
+
+
+
+
++CANTATA.+
+
+
+Longe do caro Esposo Ignez formosa
+     Na margem do Mondego,
+As amorosas faces aljofrava
+     De mavioso pranto.
+Os melindrosos, candidos Penhores
+     Do Thálamo furtivo,
+Os Filhinhos gentís, imagem della,
+No regaço da Mãi serenos gozaõ
+     O somno da Innocencia.
+Côro subtil de alígeros Favónios,
+     Que os ares embrandece,
+     Ora enlevado afaga
+Com as plumas azues o Par mimoso,
+     Ora, sôlto, inquieto
+Em léda travessurá, em doce brinco,
+     Pela Amante saudosa,
+Pelos tenros Meninos se reparte,
+E com ténue murmúrio vai prender-se
+Das aureas tranças nos anneis brilhantes.
+Primavera louçãa, Quadra macia
+     Da ternuia, e das flores,
+Que á bella Natureza o seio esmaltas,
+Que no prazer de Amor ao Mundo apuras
+     O prazer da existencia,
+     Tu de Ignez lacrimosa
+As mágoas naõ distrahes com teus encantos.
+Debalde o Rouxinol, cantor de amores,
+Nos versos naturaes os sons varía,
+O límpido Mondego em vaõ serpêa
+C'um benigno susurro, entre boninas
+De lustroso matiz, almo perfume;
+Em vaõ se doira o Sol de luz mais viva,
+Os Ceos de mais pureza em vaõ se adornaõ
+     Por divertir-te, ó Castro:
+Objectos de alegria Amor enjoaõ
+     Se Amor he desgraçado.
+A meiga voz dos zephyros, do rio
+     Naõ te convida o somno:
+     Só de já fatigada
+Na luta de amargosos pensamentos,
+     Cerras, misera, os olhos;
+Maõ naõ ha para ti, para os Amantes
+     Somno plácido, e mudo;
+Naõ dorme a fantasia, Amor naõ dorme:
+Ou gratas illusões, ou negros sonhos
+Assomando na idéa, espertaõ, rompem
+     O silencio da Morte.
+Ah! Que fausta Visaõ de Ignez se apossa!
+Que scena, que espectaculo assombroso
+A paixaõ lhe afigura aos olhos d'alma!
+Em marmóreo salaõ de altas columnas
+A Sólio magestoso, e rutilante
+Junto ao regio Amador se crê subida;
+Graças de neve a púrpura lhe envolve,
+Pende augusto Docel do tecto de oiro;
+Rico Diadema de radioso esmalte
+Lhe cobre as tranças, mais formosas que elle;
+Nos luzentes degráos do Throno excelso
+Pompósos Cortezãos o orgulho acurvaõ;
+A Lisonja sagaz lhe adoça os lábios,
+O Monstro da Politica se aterra,
+E se Ignez perseguia, Ignez adora.
+     Ella escuta os extremos,
+Os vivas populares, vê o Amante
+Nos olhos estudar-lhe as leis que dicta;
+O prazer a transporta, Amor a encanta;
+Premios, dádivas mil ao Justo, ao Sábio
+     Magnanima confere,
+Rainha esquece o que soffreo Vassalla:
+De sublimes acções orna a Grandeza,
+Felicita os Mortaes, do Sceptro he digna,
+Impera em corações... mas Ceos! Qu'estrondo
+O sonho encantador lhe desvanece!
+     Ignez sobresaltada
+Desperta, e de repente aos olhos turvos
+Da vistosa illusaõ lhe foge o quadro.
+Ministros do Furor, tres vís Algozes,
+De buidos punhaes a dextra armada,
+Contra a bella Infeliz bramindo avançaõ.
+Ella grita, ella treme, ella descóra,
+Os Fructos da ternura ao seio aperta,
+Invocando a piedade, os Ceos, o Amante;
+Mas de marmore aos ais, de bronze ao pranto,
+Á suave attracçaõ da formosura,
+     Vós, bruto Assassinos,
+No peito lhe enterrais os ímpios ferros.
+     Cahe nas sombras da Morte
+A Victima de Amor, lavada em sangue,
+As rosas, os jasmins da face amena
+     Para sempre desbotaõ.
+Dos olhos se lhe sóme o doce lume,
+     E no fatal momento
+Balbucia, arquejando: "Esposo, Esposo."
+     Os tristes Innocentes
+     Á triste Mãi se abraçaõ,
+E soltaõ de agonia inutil chôro.
+     Ao suspiro exhalado,
+Final suspiro da formosa Extincta,
+     Os Amores acodem.
+Mostra a Próle de Ignez, e a tua, ó Venus,
+Igual consternaçaõ, e igual belleza:
+Huns dos outros os candidos Meninos
+     Só nas azas differem,
+(Que jazem pelo campo em mil pedaços
+Carcazes de marfim, virotes de oiro)
+Súbito voaõ dois do Côro alado:
+Este, raivoso, a demandar vingança
+     No Tribunal de Jóve,
+Aquelle a conduzir o infausto annuncio
+     Ao descuidado Amante.
+Nas cem tubas da Fama o graõ desastre
+     Irá pelo Universo:
+Haõ de chorar-te, Ignez, na Hircania os Tigres,
+No torrado Certaõ da Libya féra
+As Sérpes, os Leões haõ de chorar-te.
+Do Mondego, que attonito recua,
+Do sentido Mondego as alvas Filhas
+     Em tropel doloroso
+Das urnas de crystal eis vem surgindo,
+Eis, attentas no horror do caso infando,
+Terriveis maldições dos lábios vibraõ
+Aos Monstros infernaes, que vaõ fugindo.
+Já crôaõ de cipreste a Malfadada,
+E, arrepejando as nítidas madeixas,
+Lhe urdem saudosas, lúgubres endeixas.
+     Tu, Eco, as decoraste,
+E, cortadas dos ais, assim resoaõ
+Nos côncavos penedos, que magoaõ:
+
+
+  Toldaõ-se os ares,
+Murchaõ-se as flores:
+Morrei, Amores,
+Que Ignez morreo.
+
+  Misero Esposo,
+Desata o pranto,
+Que o teu encanto
+Já naõ he teu.
+
+  Sua alma pura
+Nos Ceos se encerra:
+Triste da Terra
+Porque a perdeo!
+
+  Contra a cruenta
+Raiva ferina
+Face divina
+Naõ lhe valeo.
+
+  Tem rôto o seio,
+Thesouro occulto,
+Bárbaro insulto
+Se lhe atreveo.
+
+  De dôr, e espanto
+No carro de oiro
+O Numen loiro
+Desfaleceo.
+
+  Aves sinistras
+Aqui piáraõ,
+Lobos uiváraõ,
+O chaõ tremeo.
+
+  Toldaõ-se os ares,
+Murchaõ-se as flores:
+Morrei, Amores,
+Que Ignez morreo.
+
+
+FIM DA CANTATA.
+
+
+
+
+
+EPISÓDIO DO GRANDE
+
+LUIZ DE CAMÕES.
+
+Á MORTE DE
+
++D. IGNEZ DE CASTRO.+
+
+
+
+
++CXVIII.+ [1]
+
+
+          . . . . . . . . . .
+O caso triste, e digno de memoria,
+Que do sepulchro os hom[~e]es desenterra,
+Aconteceo da misera, e mesquinha,
+Que despois de ser morta foi Rainha.
+
+
+[1] N. B. Os números das Oitavas saõ relativos ao 3.^o Canto, de que
+saõ extrahidas, &c.
+
+
+
+
++CXIX.+
+
+
+  Tu só, tu puro Amor, com força crua,
+Que os corações humanos tanto obriga,
+Déste causa á molesta morte sua,
+Como se fora perfida inimiga.
+Se dizem, fero Amor, que a sede tua,
+Nem com lagrimas tristes se mitiga,
+He porque queres aspero, e tyrano,
+Tuas aras banhar em sangue humano.
+
+
+
+
++CXX.+
+
+
+  Estavas, linda Ignez, posta em socego,
+De teus annos colhendo doce fruto,
+Naquelle engano da alma, lédo, e cego,
+Que a fortuna naõ deixa durar muito;
+Nos saudosos campos do Mondego,
+De teus formosos olhos nunca enxuto,
+Aos montes ensinando, e ás hervinhas,
+O nome que no peito escripto tinhas.
+
+
+
+
++CXXI.+
+
+
+  Do teu Principe alli te respondiam
+As lembranças que na alma lhe moravam;
+Que sempre ante seus olhos te traziam,
+Quando dos teus formosos se apartavam;
+De noite em doces sonhos que mentiam,
+De dia em pensamentos que voavam;
+E quanto em fim cuidava, e quanto via,
+Eram tudo memorias de alegria.
+
+
+
+
++CXXII.+
+
+
+  De outras bellas Senhoras, e Princezas,
+Os desejados thalamos engeita;
+Que tudo em fim, tu puro Amor, desprezas,
+Quando hum gesto suave te sujeita.
+Vendo estas namoradas estranhezas
+O velho pai sisudo, que respeita
+O murmurar do povo, e a phantasia
+Do filho, que casar-se naõ queria:
+
+
+
+
++CXXIII.+
+
+
+  Tirar Ignez ao Mundo determina,
+Por lhe tirar o filho que tem preso;
+Crendo co'o sangue só da morte indina,
+Matar do firme amor o fogo acceso.
+Qual furor consentio, que a espada fina,
+Que pôde sustentar o grande peso
+Do Furor Mauro, fosse alevantada
+Contra huma fraca dama delicada!
+
+
+
+
++CXXIIII.+
+
+
+  Traziam-na os horrificos algozes
+Ante o Rei, já movido a piedade,
+Mas o povo com falsas e ferozes
+Razões á morte crua o persuade.
+Ella com tristes e piedosas vozes,
+Sahidas só da mágoa, e saudade
+Do seu Principe, e filhos, que deixava,
+Que mais que a propria morte a magoava:
+
+
+
+
++CXXV.+
+
+
+  Para o Ceo crystallino alevantado
+Com lagrimas os olhos piedosos;
+Os olhos, porque as mãos lhe estava atando
+Hum dos duros ministros rigorosos:
+E despois nos meninos attentando,
+Que taõ queridos tinha, e taõ mimosos,
+Cuja orphandade como mãi temia,
+Para o avô cruel assi dizia:
+
+
+
+
++CXXVI.+
+
+
+  Se já nas brutas feras, cuja mente
+Natura fez cruel de nascimento;
+E nas aves agrestes, que sómente
+Nas rapinas aerias tem o intento;
+Com pequenas crianças vio a gente,
+Terem taõ piedoso sentimento,
+Como co'a mãi de Nino já mostráram,
+E co'os irmãos que Roma edificáram:
+
+
+
+
++CXXVII.+
+
+
+  Ó tu, que t[~e]es de humano o gesto, e o peito,
+(Se de humano he matar h[~u]a donzella
+Fraca, e sem força, só por ter sujeito
+O coraçaõ a quem soube vencella)
+A estas criancinhas tem respeito,
+Pois o naõ t[~e]es á morte escura della:
+Mova-te a piedade sua, e minha,
+Pois te naõ move a culpa que naõ tinha.
+
+
+
+
++CXXVIII.+
+
+
+  E se vencendo a Maura resistencia
+A morte sabes dar com fogo, e ferro;
+Sabe tambem dar vida com clemencia
+A quem para perdê-la naõ fez erro.
+Mas se to assi merece esta innocencia,
+Põe-me em perpétuo e misero desterro,
+Na Scythia fria, ou lá na Libya ardente,
+Onde em lagrimas viva eternamente.
+
+
+
+
++CXXIX.+
+
+
+  Põe-me onde se use toda a feridade;
+Entre leões, e tigres; e verei
+Se nelles achar posso a piedade
+Que entre peitos humaos naõ achei.
+Alli co'o amor intrinseco, e vontade,
+Naquelle por quem mouro, criarei
+Estas reliquias suas que aqui viste,
+Que refrigerio sejam da mãi triste.
+
+
+
+
++CXXX.+
+
+
+  Queria perdoar-lhe o Rei benino,
+Movido das palavras que o magôam;
+Mas o pertinaz povo, e seu destino,
+Que desta sorte o quiz, lhe naõ perdôam.
+Arrancam das espadas de aço fino,
+Os que por bom tal feito alli pregôam.
+Contra h[~u]a dama, ó peitos carniceiros,
+Ferozes vos mostrais, e Cavalleiros?
+
+
+
+
++CXXXI.+
+
+
+  Qual contra a linda moça Policena,
+Consolaçaõ extrema da mãi velha,
+Porque á sombra de Achilles a condena,
+Co'o ferro o duro Pyrrho se aparelha:
+Mas ella os olhos, com que o ar serena,
+(Bem como paciente e mansa ovelha)
+Na misera mãi postos, que endoudece,
+Ao duro sacrificio se offerece:
+
+
+
+
++CXXXII.+
+
+
+  Taes contra Ignez os brutos matadores,
+No colo de alabastro, que sostinha
+As obras com que amor matou de amores
+Áquelle que despois a fez Rainha,
+As espadas banhando, e as brancas flores,
+Que ella dos olhos seus regadas tinha,
+Se encarniçavam férvidos, e irosos,
+No futuro castigo naõ cuidosos.
+
+
+
+
++CXXXIII.+
+
+
+  Bem puderas, ó Sol, da vista destes,
+Teus raios apartar aquelle dia,
+Como da seva mesa de Thyestes,
+Quando os filhos por maõ de Atreo comia.
+Vós, ó concavos valles, que pudestes
+A voz extrema ouvir da boca fria,
+O nome do seu Pedro que lhe ouvistes,
+Por muito grande espaço repetistes.
+
+
+
+
++CXXXIIII.+
+
+
+  Assi como a bonina, que cortada
+Antes do tempo foi, candida, e bella,
+Sendo das mãos lascivas maltratada,
+Da menina que a trouxe na capella,
+O cheiro traz perdido, e a côr murchada;
+Tal está morta a pallida donzella,
+Seccas do rosto as rosas, e perdida
+A branca e viva côr, co'a doce vida.
+
+
+
+
++CXXXV.+
+
+
+  As filhas do Mondego a morte escura
+Longo tempo chorando memoráram;
+E, por memoria eterna, em fonte pura
+As lagrimas choradas transformáram:
+O nome lhe pozeram, que ainda dura,
+Dos amores de Ignez, que alli passáram.
+Vede que fresca fonte rega as flores,
+Que lagrimas saõ agua, e o nome amores.
+
+
+
+
++CXXXVI.+
+
+
+  Naõ correo muito tempo que a vingança
+Naõ visse Pedro das mortaes feridas;
+Que em tomando de Reino a governança,
+A tomou dos fugidos homicidas:
+De outro Pedro cruissimo os alcança;
+Que ambos imigos das humanas vidas,
+O concerto fizeram duro, e injusto,
+Que com Lepido, e Antonio fez Augusto.
+
+
+FIM DO EPISÓDIO.
+
+
+
+
+
+_Catalogo de alguns Livros que ha para vender nas lojas de Joaõ
+Henriques, na Rua Augusta N.^o 1, e de Bertrand, aos Martyres._
+
+
+Poesias Ternas, e Amorosas, offerecidas a huma Senhora, por seu Author
+J. N. O. dous folhetos, em 8. 1824. br. 120
+
+Carta enviada por Swift a huma Noiva sobre a maneira de se conduzir no
+Estado de Cazada, em 8. 1824 br. 60
+
+Saudades de D. Ignez de Castro: Poema em dous Cantos; por M. de A.,
+em 8. 1824. br. 120
+
+Quadras Glosadas; por Francisco Manoel de Oliveira, Professor Regio de
+Filosofia, na Ilha da Madeira, em 8. 1824. br. 120
+
+Pragmatica Sancçaõ, ou Lei estabelecida por Ordem da Razaõ contra as
+Parvoices dos Homens. Dada á luz pelo Zelo do Bem Commum. Terceira
+Ediçaõ, em 8. 1824. br. 80
+
+Sonetos a D. Ignez de Castro, em 8. 1824. br. 80
+
+Magoas Amorosas de Elmano, Idilio por Manoel Maria de Barboza du
+Bucage, em 8. 1824. br. 60
+
+Contos Filosoficos para Instrucçaõ, e Recreio da Mocidade Portugueza,
+por Francisco Luiz Leal, Professor Regio de Filosofia, em 8. dous
+Vol. 1818. br. 300
+
+Despedida de Alcino á sua Anarda; offerecida a hum seu Amigo, por
+Antonio Joaquim Coelho da Souza, em 8. 1824. br. 60
+
+Cartas de D. Ignez de Castro ao Principe D. Pedro, em 8. 1824. br. 60
+
+Viola de Lereno: Collecçaõ das suas Cantigas, offerecidas aos seus
+Amigos, outo Folhetos em 8. 1819. br. 480
+
+O Perigo de Contrafazer as Vocações. Anecdota traduzida do Francez,
+em 8. 1819. br. 60
+
+O Sacrificio Frustrado, ou a Felicidade no ultimo lance. Historia
+traduzida do Inglez em Lingua Portugueza. Segunda Ediçaõ, em 8. dous
+Vol. 1818 br. 480
+
+A Affliçaõ Confortada: Dirigida á Virtude da Paciencia, por Joaõ
+Baptista de Castro. Quarta Ediçaõ, em 8. 1818. br. 240
+
+Compendio de Arithmetica, para uso das Primeiras Escolas, composto
+por *** Nova Ediçaõ, em 8. 1818. br. 240
+
+Methodo Grammatical resumido da Lingua Portugueza, composto por Joaõ
+Joaquim Casimiro, Professor de Grammatica. Nova Ediçaõ, em 8. 1818.
+br. 240
+
+Vestinia, e Astor, ou o Amor generoso. Conto Moral, traduzido do
+Francez, e acompanhado de outro pequeno Conto, que tem por titulo: Amor
+offendido, e vingado, em 8. 1818. br. 240
+
+As Mulheres Célebres da Revoluçaõ Franceza, ou o Quadro Energico das
+Almas Sensiveis, em 8. dous Vol. 1818. br. 360
+
+Henrique, e Emma, Poema de Prior, imitação da Bella Brune de Chaucer.
+Traduzido em Portuguez, em 8. 1818. br. 200
+
+Elvira, Historia Instructiva, e Moral, em 8. 1817. br. 80
+
+Arte de Conhecer os Homens, escrita em Francez pelo Abbade de
+Bellegarde, e traduzida em Portuguez. Nova Ediçaõ, em 8. dous Vol.
+1818. br. 480
+
+Aforismos Moraes, e Intructivos, Sentenças, Pensamentos, Bons ditos,
+&c. Obra util a todo o genero de pessoas, onde se achaõ documentos
+necessarios para a boa instrucçaõ da vida civil, e recreio honesto
+para toda a qualidade de pessoas. Compilados de differentes, e
+excellentes Authores. Nova Ediçaõ, em 8. 1818. br. 300
+
+Breve Tratado do Jogo do Whist, que contém as leis do Jogo, e algumas
+regras, pelas quaes se póde conseguir o joga-lo bem, addicionado com
+duas computações: huma sobre as apostas em qualquer ponto do Jogo; e
+outra para dar a conhecer ao parceiro huma, e mais cartas. Traduzido
+da Lingua Ingleza, sobre a oitava Ediçaõ de Londres, na Portugueza.
+Segunda Ediçaõ, em 8. 1818. br. 240
+
+Julia, Historia Instructiva, em 8. 1817. br. 100
+
+Amor, e Probidade, Novella extrahida de hum Romance em Cartas, com o
+mesmo titulo em Alemaõ. Dada á luz por A. M. da C. S., em 8. 1818.
+br. 320
+
+Sepultura de Lesbia, Poema em XII Prantos, por Thomaz Antonio dos
+Santos e Silva. Segunda Ediçaõ, em 8. 1818. br. 240
+
+O Escravo das Paixões, ou o Principe de Moravia, Anecdota Historica,
+traduzida do Francez por Francisco de Paula e Oliveira, em 8. 1818.
+br. 240
+
+O Perigo das Paixões, Conto Allegorico, e Moral, para servir de Liçaõ
+á Mocidade, com huma Analyse sobre as Paixões Humanas. Nova Ediçaõ,
+em 8. 1818. br. 240
+
+Prazeres da Imaginaçaõ, ou Quadro Recreativo, e Scientifico. Obra que
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