That poem, which refers to Giovanni Bellini using the Venetian spelling "Zuan Bellin," also alludes to the fact that the Church of San Zeno is signed with the phrase "Adamo me fecit," or "Adam made me.
A poem about this thing quotes a phrase from François Villon's "Testament" describing "harps and lutes" which adorn an image of heaven painted on a church wall. That poem, which refers to Giovanni Bellini using the Venetian spelling "Zuan Bellin," also alludes to the fact that the Church of San Zeno is signed with the phrase "Adamo me fecit," or "Adam made me." It is said that (*) "wool comes not to market, sheep bringeth no gain" because of this thing, which "blunteth the needle in the maid's hand." A poem about this thing includes the all-caps Latin phrase "CONTRA NATURAM." In that poem, "corpses are set to banquet at behest of" this thing, which ensures that "hath no man a house of good stone." For 10 points, name this thing condemned in the 45th of Ezra Pound's Cantos, which is the practice of charging excessive interest.
A poem about this thing quotes a phrase from François Villon's "Testament" describing "harps and lutes" which adorn an image of heaven painted on a church wall.
usura [or usury]