Cupid Crying

I shall be obliged if you, or any of your correspondents, can tell me who was the author of the epigram, or inscription, of which I subjoin the English translation. I am sure I have seen the Latin, but I do not know whose it was or where to find it; I think it belongs to one of the Italian writers of the fifteenth or sixteenth century:— "Cupid Crying. "Why is cupid crying so?— Because his jealous mother beat him.— What for?—for giving up his bow To Cœlia, who contrived to cheat him. "The child! I could not have believed He'd give his weapon to another.— He would not; but he was deceived: She s…