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A13221	The Svvedish discipline, religious, civile, and military The first part, in the formes of prayer daily used by those of the Swedish nation, in the armie. Together with two severall prayers, uttered upon severall occasions by that pious King; which God immediately heard and granted him. The second part, in the excellent orders observed in the armie; whereof we here present you the articles, by which the souldiery is governed. The third part, in the Kings commission for levying of a regiment: his order for drawing vp of a private company; of a squadron; and of a brigade: with his manner of enquartering a private regiment; and of an army royall: vnto which is added the best manner of building and fortifying of a towne of warre. All, in fiue severall figures expressed and explained. Last of all, is the famous Battell of Leipsich, in two fayre figures also set forth: and now this second time more fully and particularly described.	Watts, William, 1590?-1649, attributed name.; Roe, Thomas, Sir, 1581?-1644, attributed name.; Abelin, Johann Philipp. Arma Suecica. English.; Sweden. Armén.	1632 (1632)	STC 23520; ESTC S118094	72,824	144

THE SVVEDISH DISCIPLINE RELIGIOVS CIVILE And MILITARY THE FIRST PART IN THE Formes of Prayer daily used by those of the Swedish Nation in the Armie Together with two severall Prayers uttered upon severall occasions by that pious King which GOD immediately heard and granted him The second Part in the excellent Orders observed in the Armie whereof we here present you the Articles by which the Souldiery is governed The third Part in the Kings Commission for levying of a Regiment his Order for drawing vp of a private Company of a Squadron and of a Brigade with his manner of Enquartering a private Regiment and of an Army Royall vnto which is added the best manner of building and fortifying of a Towne of Warre All in fiue severall Figures expressed and explained Last of all Is the famous Battell of Leipsich in two fayre Figures also set forth and now this second time more fully and particularly described LONDON Printed by Iohn Dawson for Nath Butter and Nich Bourne 1632. TO ALL GENTLEMEN PRACTITIONERS AND Lovers of Armes in all the Cities and Corporations of the Kingdome GENTLEMEN THat which I here present you with is a Military Argument the fitter for Military men therefore whose Exercise and Delight is in the fayre practise of peaceable Armes This is my best hope that it may be favourably accepted for that my Theme and my Patrones are so well suited So should every thing be about a Souldier I doe it not upon any vaine thoughts or presumption to teach you new wayes a many of you and your Leaders especially are so curious I know so skilfull at least in the Theory of a Souldier that you need not my Booke for a Maister in this kinde T is meant for your Recreation to put you into Discourse now and then and to testifie withall mine owne private respects both to your Persons and of your Practise that 's the purpose of it And truely very fit it is that some body in the generall name should encourage your Exercise with an acknowledgement how much your Countrey is beholding vnto you what though you haue not for your Countries cause as yet resisted vnto bloud nor in the open field done dutie against a foe what though the fayre Armes that you put on be for ornament rather than for defence yet is your Military skill and dexterity at your Orders Motions Postures and Handling of your Armes as much perchance as many an old Leaguerers that hath That our Age and Nation are so happy in a still and gentle peace as neither doe we stand in need of your valours nor haue you your selues any great use of your owne courages blessed be the Lord of Hosts therefore who hath not dealt so with any Nation That here 's no sword drawne in our Kingdome but that of Iustice and that of Honour sometimes which is gladly stooped vnto with a bended knee we are to thanke our royall Soveraigne for who is so studious of our quiet And under the favour of the first sword may wee all be ever happily protected and to the gracious stroake of the second sword I could wish with all my heart that all your shoulders that deserve it were submitted Valour courage I assure my self you would all shew should but your Country require your service and did she so you should be among the first the best men that her safetie must rely vpon That the Kingdome hath by this means the more that are enabled to defend it is partly owing vnto your forwardnesse and that there is a new Militia every yeare reered vp and a continuall supply of a Military breede of Practitioners is to be ascribed to your example I know you much honour that miracle of Souldiers the King of Sweden by that time you haue read this you will find more cause for it Here in the First part shall you find him Religious in the Second Iust in the Third most Sufficien for an every way accomplisht General Devotion Iustice a martiall excellency make vp his Discipline Farewell Gentlemen and be pleased to accept of this and of the good will and service of the namelesse Author Ad Gustavum Adolphum Regem Suecorum O Quem te memorem clarorum maxime Regum Quaevè feram meritis nomina digna tuis Romulus auspiciis forti probitate Camillus Pelides animis consilio Pylias Impetu Alexander praesenti pectore Caesar Scipio militiâ es Hannibal ingenio Omnia seclorum superas miracula quotquot Graecia post genitis Roma vel ipsa dedit Astraeam Marti solus sanctumque feroci Concilias ferrum legibus arma togae Quod si grassantes pergis prohibere tyrannos Pressáq servili solvere colla jugo Exemplo si parta novo sua cuique reponis Et repetens raptum nil rapis inde tibi Si populos victor trahis in tua jura volentes Et domitos auctâ reque Fideque beas Teutonis assertis merces tibi Thracia cedat Lustratae Fidei Roma Minerval erit Nascentem indigitet pugnanti militet aether Astra canant belli classica sacra tui Pressorum vindex inopum Tutela piorum Angelus ac reducis Signifer esto Dei At vos O sontes gladium sperate Tiranni Quem socij vibrant Christus et hic Gedeon The Same in English OH whom may I thee style most glorious King Or to thy worth what names can worship bring A Romulus in conduct may'st thou be Camillus in vnconquered honestie In courage thou art great Achilles peere In counsell Nestors farre from Nestors yeere In th'on-set Alexander one would deeme thee In constant valour Caesar I esteeme thee In martiall skill a Scipio thou art An Hannibal in stratageme and art All Wonders thou exceed'st of elder age Which Greece or Rome hath left vpon times stage Mars with Astraea thou alone dost crowne Fury with Faith Sword with Law Armes with Gown If thus the ravening Tyrants thou represse And galled neckes from slavish yoke release If justice strange thou part the rescued prey To each his owne purloyning nought away Of foes if willing Subjects thou create By conquest bettered in their Faith and State Let Thracia be thy pay for Almaine free'd For Faith restored Rome shall be thy meed Let Heaven poynt at thy birth serue in thy warres And blaze thy holy Armes with new-borne starres Be thou the oppressed's Shield the poores reliefe The Saints good Angel and Christ's Herauld chiefe Tremble yee guiltie Tyrants to come on Vpon the Sword of Christ and Gideon By Sa Cr. THE CHRISTIAN PART OF THE KING OF SVVEDENS DISCIPLINE The first Part. IT is not without a mystery I suppose that the old Israelites had an Armory in their Temple they would shew us That these two cannot well be parted And truely me-thinkes that a Temple in an Army is none of the weakest peices of fortification How prevalent an Orator the prayers of devout warriours haue beene with the Lord of Hosts the conquests and examples of