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A36358 Monarchia triumphans, or, The super-eminency of monarchy over poliarchy or Of the government of one above any free-state or other kinde of soveraignty in many. Dormer, P. 1666 (1666) Wing D1929A; ESTC R30984 13,406 30

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Aires Lowest Region The King-fish hath no foes but the Sword-fish And Thrasher that good Kings had none I wish Then Brittains bless the Lord from Pope and Sect Who hath you freed by Princes six select O Europe praise Jehovah King of Kings Who Kings you gave who Gods pure word you brings By him they rule he gives them Crowns and Birth And under him they 'r th' Atlas of the earth That Protestants should boast could Foes abide Th' had Europes greatest Monarch on their side One o' th best works for 's Church our God could do Let 's daily drink of Praise one cup or two Now he may make King Charles the Corner-stone As ever Brittain rul'd of as high Throne But Bankrupt States like Brokers base were bent To patch their Crack't States though three Realms they rent They acted were by our vvorst Foes and Rome To bring our King and Kingdoms to their Doom Where most perfections meet in one such things As much excells as Diamonds brass Rings Thus the worlds Soveraign Angels doth excel More then Heaven Earth Men Beasts which here do dwell Thus Souls the body bodies that are mixt Surmount the Elements in one place fix't All Creatures sensibles and Rational Surpass the sensless and meer Animal Ashwerus Medes and Persians their Kings call That 's Sovereign power in one which can do all So sure as their Law Monarchy sole Heir Of Governments the rest but Bastards are Desired Accomplishments meet all in this All Powers Force Vertues do each other kiss The two Estates did make so much ado All with Pythagorists Curse number two New Lords new Laws new Gods nevv Troubles bring As was in Layish Israel when no King And in the Persians five dayes liberty Which made them love their Kings hate Anarchy So when we had a thousand Kings and more As many Jarrs who should be King them o're They tyr'd us all and made us loudly thump And cry God save the King and hang the Rump Since quietly in Brittain France and Spain Yea through the world Dead Kings revive again And one succeeds the other with much ease Death one Uncrowns the other crown'd in peace O King of Kings whilst Sun and Moon doth reign Let 's ne're want Kings to guide King Charles his Wain And may he live thrice o're his years again What is a Commonwealth but common woe Where each mans wealth 's made common unto moe A Common-wealth's a Common Lottery Where fifty Blancks for one good chance we see A Common-wealth's a Common Weathercock Which whirles about with every winde and knock Whilst Phaebus past twelve signes i' th Zodiack As many changes nigh made Brittains Quake When Lords were all cashiered and honest men None left but Fools and Slaves and Traytors then What was a Commonwealth but a Fragment A Scrap Fagg-end a Rump of Parliament 'T is a false Mirror cannot represent The peoples understandings wills consent A Bedlam Babel what do you call it Where Rowlands will is rul'd by Randals wit And such as have nor t'one nor t'other Are rul'd by the Whimsies of another When many go to Feast or Funeral From the vote Major Minor carries all Then Commonwealth's a Common Juglers Box A Hoca Poca Major Minor Vox A Commonwealth's a state Hermophradite Where He 's by day vote She 's unvote by night Democritus laughs into a Horaclite To think for mastry how she-States did fight Nay what 's a Common-wealth but Common Whore With Nobles Honors prostrates to each Boor. Our Common-wealth it was a Common Pander To Sects and Factions which about did wander A Common-wealth's a common Pestilence Where Passions vote ' gainst Reasons Common sence That ours was Ante-Christ who can deny Whose Horns gor'd Christ whose Heads did him defie Mark what Greeks said of Greece who saw 't flourish When Kings Greece rul'd by many rul'd perish When first these Fiends of Hell you guess their names By Greeks we 're courted like two Cyprian Dames The Nations round jear'd Greeks which fear'd their fames Scorn'd Greece when Greece burnt Greece with civil flames By Fiends are meant Free-States and Common-wealth Since these Greeks rul'd we Trojans had no health Our Rulers Bedlam Regelments by moe Teem'd with as mad Effects as e're brought woe Then worst of Rebels is Republican Though Independent Presbyterian Where e're had Zimries peace against their Masters Who ' rose and fell not by some sad disasters Hence let no new Sectarian Schelies Lead you to Traytors Dire Ends and Follies The world a Chaos were of huge variety Wer 't not to order brought by Monarchy Jah ruleth all the Angels Michael Who all the Rebels cast from Heaven to Hell The Sun rules Stars Sphears Sphears Imperial All causes end in one the cause of all In the Malignant Church false Heads we see I' th Militant Triumphant one must be All Arts are Handmaids to Theology Whose wonders men and Angels stupifie All Books but empty Pamphlets are to it Which God hath spoke and with his finger writ In Fire in Air Earth Water and in Hell The rule of one doth sway and bear the Bell Fire above Air Air Earth earth waters fix't Gives life and doth consume all bodies mixt Ducks have their Drakes Cranes have their Kings they say All feathered Creatures their chief Males obey But o're them all the Eagle bears the sway Base Locusts Grashoppers Insects and Flies Who have no King by their confusion dyes Others live long as th' Ant and Royal Bee A Guard who keeps lives dyes in Majesty Their Hives Walls Combs Cities Holes Houses are Stings are their Arms one rules in peace and war O're Papers Venice Brown Lombard Horn Demy Royal Cap super Royal Perial Imperial Heards have their leaders Rams their flocks of Sheep All Beasts to th' Lion like Jackals do creep O're Stones the Carbuncle o're Mettals Gold Of which Kings Crowns are made for which they 'r sold O're all the scaly Monsters in the Sea The Whale's the Tyrant him they must obey By Nereus sons when caught in Greenland sound Leviathan's priz'd at five hundred pound The Basilisk a Crown on 's head doth wear To shew o're Serpents he doth Domineer O're every sort of creature Kings to fit Requires a Tome their Nomenclators wit Each Master rules as Monarch Politique His Children Servants as King Despotique One entire Nation in the world throughout O're it be Kings if you can finde without If you 'l believe Saint Hugh who pearcht in tub He was in Hell there 's but one Belzebub Thus from the highest Heavens to the lowest pit The worlds Grand Monarch Monarchy hath writ In his vast Volume of the world that here Men might their God and his Vicegerent fear That none might Witchcraft of Rebellion draw From Devils presidents and call it Law Since Michael down from Heaven those Rebels threw Shew me one Rebel thriv'd of Rebels crew By all the Laws of God our Charlemain Is plac't in 's Throne obey your Sovereign