EINE LOBES- UND BITTODE AUS VIERZEILIGEN STROPHEN MIT JE DREI VERSMAẞEN VON FRANCISCUS NIGER, DOKTOR AUS VENEDIG, AN DEN EHRWÜRDIGEN SENAT VON WIEN

In this poem in Sapphic stanzas, Niger praises the Viennese Senate with all its honourable qualities such as virtue, righteousness and wisdom, all its accomplished achievements and its meritorious patronage of poets. The author will travel the world, but through all dangers and barriers will always loyally sing the praises of the Senate.

As mentioned in the case of C. 64, the addressee of C. 65 is completely different from that of the poem contained in the manuscript A (fol. 150v–153r): the former is the sanctus Viennensium senatus (also defined as sanctus Germani populi senatus), the latter is Beltramo Costabile, a clergyman from Ferrara.