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A02618	A happy husband or, Directions for a maide to choose her mate As also, a wiues behauiour towards her husband after marriage. By Patricke Hannay, Gent. To which is adioyned the Good wife, together with an exquisite discourse of epitaphs, including the choysest thereof, ancient or moderne. By R.B. Gent.	Hannay, Patrick, d. 1629?; Brathwaite, Richard, 1588?-1673. Good wife. aut	1619 (1619)	STC 12747; ESTC S103737	79,392	200

such thy night did come too soone And yet we wisht it long agoe at noone But we like Ideots that behold a play Doe censure as the most and as they say And we like Ideots fancie most the Clowne Not noting how some rise and some goe downe Nor doe we note matters well borne in state Nor doe we note ineuitable fate But we alasse in all things are so rude That we runne head-long with the multitude To be and be Commander of great men Was to possesse the hearts of all men then Wherein hadst thou beene either good or bad Thou equallie shouldst all our loues haue had For t is our fashion that we giue the grace Not to the worth of man but to his place This is the cause adoring thee before That in thy fall we scorn'd thee ten times more Rising againe as we thought all put off No man more worthilie was spoken of Yet what mischance did bring thee to thy end We willingly with ignorance commend And but the State doth know a reason why We all say now t' was pittie thou didst di●… Thou hadst such worth and faults as few men hau●… May thy worth liue thy faults die in thy graue ¶ By Sir W. R. which he writ the night before his execution Euen such is time which takes in trust Our youth our ioyes and all we haue And payes vs but with age and dust Within the darke and silent graue When we haue wauered all our wayes Shuts vp the storie of our daies And from which Earth and graue and dust The Lord will raise me vp I trust ¶ Vpon one Owen a Butler of Oxford Why cruell death should honest Owen catch Into my braine it could not quickly sinke Perhaps fell Death came to the buttrie hatch And honest Owen would not make him drinke If it were so faith Owen t' was thy fault And death for want of drinke made thee his draught Nor so nor so for Owen gaue him liquor And death being drunke tooke him away the quicker Yet honest lads let this content your mind The Butlers dead the keyes are left behind ¶ Vpon one Iohn Parker Here lies Iohn Parker and his wife With his dagger and his knife And his daughter and his sonne Heigh for our Towne ¶ On Mistresse Elizabeth Whorwood Ad viatorem Prosopopeia Si quàm chara vir●… C●…niux pia nata Parenti M●…ter amans fuerim prolis amata meis Si quam Pauperibiu●… facili●… quam Casta 〈◊〉 Quam studiosae malincsti●… 〈◊〉 Cupis C●…nsule quos dixi Quod ab isto cernere Saxo Non po●…es ex horum rite dolore p●…tes R. I. FINIS a Vide Quintum Curtium in Sup. vit cyr b In the d●…scourse of Asia and Affr. vid. Egypt Solem. Funer c Vide Homer eleg samè Graecorum Odyssea errorum Ilias Mad lorum c. d The antiquitie of Tombes c Two auncient Monuments which were called Asyla patrizen f 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 g In vit Nar. frag Mon●… sub hoc lapidum ●…eg c. h Sicut lingua loquentis proficit in 〈◊〉 ●…udientis ita cala●…s scribentis in ocul●… le gentis ad interiora cordis peru●…nit se●…sus dirigentis sicut verba instruentis Albin in pr●…fatio comment in Iohan. i Vide Laert de vit philoso k T●…muli Amazouum p Gladio sua sponte euaginato grauiter 〈◊〉 occubuit Iust 1. lib m Vid. des●…r Af fric Qui sepul●…ra maiorum ut propria domicil●…a ●…resque existimarunt n Alterum enim pessimi incepti exitus praeclari alterū c. o Vita omnis turpis maxime adolescentia c. vid. S●…xt Aur●…l de Oth. r In capite eius v●…luti cornua eme●…se runt c. Valer. Max. lib. q Quo cum Tyrannus Hiero c. 〈◊〉 Cartha●… orna●…erat c. r Shebna sibi tumula condit quem fata negarunt s The first that buried such as fell in warre t 〈◊〉 Luc●…n u Andromach in Hom. called Hector Troiae 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 * Homo ex humo Ter●…a à terendo Cadauer à cadendo Vermis quia inermis x Quod Seneca in Vatiae tumulum scripsit H●…c situs est Vatia dormire enim magis quam viuere videbatur y Qui pannosus sarmenla collo gerens castra hostium ingreditur Iust. s●…cundo lib. a Lucan b Aureli●… Mutiae Laeliae Corneliae c Salust d Sceptrum pe●…it in centrum vergit e Plutarch in vit f Definition of the third Branch g In Cyrus time h Doctorum dict●… indoctos do●…iores reddunt i Hîc situs est Nullus quia Nullo Nullior esto Et quia Nullus erat de Nullo Nil tibi Christe k Hic situs est sitiens atque Ebrius Elaertonus quid dico hic situs est hic potius sitis est Camb. in Remain●… * In hunc ferme modum prop●…nitur à Mart. ●…pigramma In Monast●…is septentri●… com pertum crat * Sce●… or ●…n A●… 〈◊〉 ●…u patronu●… egentem In Nether land * Vid. Martial in nom Thet. Nympham p●…storem hoc nomine inducit in Elegijs E●…pigrammat * In adagium habentur pyrobalae Galliae His Epitaph Salust a Meerely resembling that wan●…on Amorist in Horace Vixi puellis nuper idoneus Et militaui non sine gloria * This inscription writ vpon the tombe of a memorable Patrician of ●…ome and may be transcribed vnto one of ours no lesse memorable for eminence of place and sinceritie of gouernment * Nibil turpius est quam grandis natu Senex qui nullum aliud argumentum quo se probat diu vixisse quam ●…tatem habet Senec. de Tranq anim * Fulg●…buut i●…sti vt stelle Quem autem puta●… i●… eorum mentib●… si 〈◊〉 in ●…rum corp●…ribus 〈◊〉 ill●…xisse videri●… ●…id Aug●…st in M●… * Hei mihi quod non est Tempus vt ante fuit c. Ouid. Temp●…ra temporibus succedunt pessima primis * Meaning a shadie tuft of trees adioyning to Hannaby his Mannor-house * Antiquae nobilis fam●…siae de Cogniers domicilium Camd. in Britann * Meaning Sir Iohn Cogniers now deceased ●… Knight no lesse generous then gracious in the eye of his Prince and Countrey * Epitaphium in Dialogi form●… compositum * De Ambleside * Orimur Morimur * For neere the time appointed for her Bridall was the day of her Buriall making way no doubt by her earthly Funerall to a heauenly Nuptiall Martiall shadowes vnder the title of Hermu●… Sic tibi nec tumulum conde nec Herme tuis * Sic Aesculapius exit v●…am in quam omnes redeunt repet●… Supremam * Tempora horis non Annis metimur c. Vid. Sen. in Epist. * N●…●…is pec●… qui ●…xemplo peccat c Coe●…m respuit vt respiciat ter●… Amat igitur vt terram am●…ttet Cae●… d Si grauius vrat aequū est quod silea●… Senec. Latere h●…c vna sal●… ibid. ●… Corpus ve Cor●…icem mentem vt ●…edullam corticem tamen medullae praeposuimus c ●… Primo enim creabatur vt placidè seruiat ancilletur Lipsi●…s g Veniet tanquam re●… gloriosus è palatio tanquam spon●…us speciosus è thalamo August h Miserae anu●… Euclyones è q●…orum oculis millae lachrimas faciliûs 〈◊〉 quàm vnum è Bulga nummum * Miser nemini ●…st bo●…us sibi pessimus * Sic spectanda fides Tunc tua res agitur c. ●… Plato ca●…leth Ambi●…ion 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 a thing falling out contrary to ●…xpectation n Quo maio●…es 〈◊〉 in ●…otentia Gloria co ma●…or morti●… est de illls ●…depta victoria o Vd. vit Sy●…il in Plutar. p V●… tyrānidē vsurpaba●… 〈◊〉 nō habeb●…t qu●… ei succedat 〈◊〉 ibi q Intra 〈◊〉 vit ●…m coercere lic●…t tranquill●… enim est ea vita quae humili cursu progreditur sup●…a se ●…ltius non extenditur r Et redit a●… nihi●…um quod fuit ant●… nihil alibi Recipit populos vrn●… ci●…atos Senc●… s Parcae à non par●…endo Qui diu fuit non diu fortas●…e vixit Vixi●… qu●… aliquid memo●…ia dig●…um egit u 〈◊〉 ventis agitatur ing●…ns Pinus ●…lsae grau●…ore casu decidunt Tu●…es 〈◊〉 summo●… ●…ulmina monte●… And the Eng●…ish 〈◊〉 ma●… be heere vsed The Gilloflower i●… not the wo●…se b●…cause cropt neare the g●…ound x Vid●…o mellora probóque 〈◊〉 ●…quer Med. in Ouid. Me●…am y At the first the Athenians were 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 wise then they ●…ecame 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 louers of wisedome after 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 acure 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 lastly 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 s●…btile 〈◊〉 Vide Lacr●… ●…n vit●… Phil. y 〈◊〉 Britannia appellatur ab Hippolit●… ob varias deli●…ias totius Vbertatis affluentiam hinc infer●…ur Brit. maxime esse omni●…m fer●…ilem quia amaenissimis insulis comp●…ratur c. ibid. z P●…lopis vt repetas tanti monumenta laboris Pelope sic curres Hippodamenque tenes Annexed Hippodome tua virtus erit Spes currus habenae Imperium dubij moris amoris ●…runt a Scienti boni mali mala August * Venenatum pomum Declinat 〈◊〉 ●…umque ●…qlubil e ●…ollit* Atalant●… b Qui pugnat pugnat vt vincat nec qui ●…ardior erat praelio dignus habebitur ●…anto praemio c Constantij imp●…ratoris Helenae filius è nube prodi●…um est ei appa●…ere cruc●…m in quam impressum est 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 in hoc signo vinces d Coronat in nobis don●… su●… non bo●… nostr●… muner●… sua non mer●…a nostr●… August The Authors resolution A prescript ●…orme in w●…eping Matth. 5. 4. Luke 6. 21. Rom. 12. 15.