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A75708 Gray hayres crowned with grace. A sermon preached at Redriff, Aug. 1. 1654. at the funerall of that reverend, eminently learned and faithfull minister of Jesus Christ Mr Thomas Gataker. Ashe, Simeon, d. 1662. 1654 (1654) Wing A3958; Thomason E818_3; ESTC R207388 59,080 86

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Latialibus vestita saltem vocibus At quum perinde ut displicet silentium Non Verba suppetant paria votis mihi Visum est ab ipso mutuari Mortuo Quae vivus olim fudit Et sic optimè Illius expedire se Laudes valent Vt proprio Sol explicat se Lumine Squalida luctifico tundantur pactor a planctu Habeutur hi versus D. Gatakeri inter alios tum ipsius tum aliorum in calce Prlectionum D. Whitakeri de Ecclesia Perfundat teneras lacryma salsa genas Omnibus in vicis adsit pullata caterva Pellantur subitò gaudia cuncta procul A terris superas abiit Whitakerus ad auras Aetatis nostrae gloria fama decus Quo magis ornatum vix fando accepimus unquam Doctrinâ ingenio religione fide Linguarum nemo plus cognitione valebat Arsoniam spectas Tullius alter erat Cum Graiis quisquis sermones nectere Graios Audiret patrio crederet ore loqui Hebraeae nemo feliciùs abdita linguae Exploret sensus elicitátve probos Ingenium quantum facundia quanta quot esset Artibus excultus scripta relicta docent Praecipuè ornabat divina scientia mentem Atque huic juncta soror religionis amor Fidus praeco Dei humani figmenta cerebri Rejecit pendens semper ab ore Dei. Sincerè populo divina oracula tradens Ad Christum docuit quae via recta ferat Exemplum pietatis erat virtutis imago Doctrinae culmen religionis apex Mens humilis purusque animus patiensque laborum Corpus immuneris vita referta bonis Frons hilaris faciles aures pectusque fidele Sermo pacificus lingua diserta fuit Os verax mites oculi gravitate refulgens Vultus cor placidum dextra benigna bonis Cum virtute atque arte alios superaverit omnes Haec dubium laus an latior illa si●t Sed quid ego conor Whitakeri exponere laudes Quem laudare satis nemo poeta queat Quid laudo cujus cunctas celebratur ad oras Nomen quae Christi numina sancta colunt Cujus scripta diserta opus aere perennius omni Anno Dom. 1594. Jam passim volitant docta per ora virûm Scripserat haec quondam Gatakerus de Whitakero Heros quum superas scanderet ille domos Scriberet haec pariter Whitakerus de Gatakero Si nunc in vivis esset ut antè fuit Convenisse tibi constat Whitakere vicissim Quám bene conveniunt Gatakere tibi T. D. ON THE Death of the Excellently Learned and Pious Mr GATAKER IF Man created Upright so had stood Should This though less Ill yet have had more Good For what while militant on earth he knew Angels themselves desire to look into And above Natures best his Grace so high Hath of her worst obtaind the Victory Whereto while Death it self Perfection gives By 's Doctrine and Example still he lives With us too though departed that is gone Having learn'd all here where more is to be known W. W. Carmen Elegiacum in obitum M ri THOMAE GATAKERI R di Theologi politioris literaturae Fautoris simul ac Restauratoris optimi OCcidit heu summi fulgoris stella corruscans Occidit ut surgat stella decora poli Lumina non pereunt è terrâ sumpta fruuntur Majori coelis luce micante Deo Vixit ignaros potuit quoscunque docebat Tàm vitae exemplo quàm prece voce manu Juppiter in terris linguâ sua flumina vibrans Voce tonans pravos terruit inde pii Justitiae celebrem retulit pietate Noachum Praeconem Moses moribus alter erat Quàm docuit didicit Gatakerus vivere multos In Christo docuit sic didicitque mori Docto scribenti calamo de sortibus olim Supremum tandem sors tulit atra diem Non sic fata solent quae te Gatakere merentem Siverunt Juvenem maesta tulêre senem Vllo si doluit Pietas vel maesta querelas Tempore perfudit jam bene flere decet Si literae lacrymas unquam sparsere politae Cum fulcrum recedit jam doluisse licet Te dolet Vrbs celebris dolet Anglia maesta Prophetam Ereptum templis te decus ipsa suis Cuncti te flemus te ploraremus in aevum Si non constaret te coluisse Deum EPITAPHIUM HIc situs est qui dum docuit dum scripsit ab omni Omnigenae laudis puncta recepit Abit Intravit coelum postquam Gatakerus amaenum Quod loquar omnigenae puncta salutis habet Expirantis GATAKERI Apostrophe ad Fratres superstites Pastores Anglicanos THOMAS GATAKERUS Anagr. Vrge mak hast to us FArewell bright-shining-stars yet ere I part I le leave the sense of my last gasping heart With you dear souls For strayt my spirit must Be thron'd in bliss my body turn'd to dust Behold the wildbore-hereticks whose powre Deeply's engag'd Gods vineyard to devoure Vrge and be valiant 2 Pet. 2. 5. Noah's now had need Prove mighty Nimrods to run down this breed Behold ye Fox-like-Schismaticks who trade 2 Cant 15. Gods vine to ruine Ah our Church is made A den of theeving Foxes These conspire Like Sampsons Foxes to set all on fire Vrge here pursue them by all means you may Dumb-dogs prove useless to devour this prey Since Sheepe-skin-Wolves do ramble Sheepheards look Now to your Lambs use well your Sheepheards crook The Tyger-Ranters rage This Hectors face Is much disguis'd to th'Churches sad disgrace Pluck off his vizard and unrip his state That all Gods flock may see this Tygers fate Romes ravenous blood-hounds from their hellish den Are rays'd by th'sound of th'Devils horn oh then You Israels Watchmen their hid traces find Wound them and make them leave their prey behind The Pope hath got Arithmetick in 's Crown Who multiplies his Popedoms up and down Each Church erects a chair 't is sad to see So many plead infallibilitye Divide and multiply this Artist cryes From such division do my summes arise United force is strong let your band be A threefold cord of love and unity See and condole our shaken Churches state Which walking-earth-quakes totter'd have of late These sure would counted be an heav'nly nation ' Cause all their motion is meer trepidation Isa 66. Who trembles at Gods word shall favour find Whilest word-less Quakers shall go down the wind Vrge here fear not i' th strength of God be strong A quaking host can never stand out long The Church a Lilly is ' mongst thorns oh strive To lop these thorns and make the Lilly thrive Ye Pilots are i'th'Churches Ship sayl on Though through a sea of blood to mount Sion And now methinks grim death 'gins to appear Which once was dismal now my soul doth chear It s sting is gone and now 't will me advance To just mens souls made perfect in one glance My last sand's run my life I 'le breathe out thus Vrge Souls in preaching and mak hast to us Vrge God in praying and mak hast to us Vrge Christ in all things and mak hast to us J. STILLINGFLEETE D. Joh. Coll. Cant. Socius On the Death of that Reverend and eminently Learned Divine Mr THOMAS GATAKER WHo 's this that lyes thus breathless dolefull sight The worthy Gataker That beauteous light Hath left our Hemisphere Ah! he is gone Who was the glory deem'd of Helicon The Muses joy is fled a magazine Of Learning 's here blown up The Sisters nine Could they but rate their loss such hath it been With tears they 'd make an other Hippocrene Poor house of clay oh how it empty lyes The furniture's remov'd to Paradise Angels have hence convigh'd the jewell-mind Nought but the cabinet is left behind Adieu young Nestor seldom have we seen An head so gray and parts so fresh and green His speech to deck such flowers he could bring In ages winter one would swear 't were spring But now for florid language we may find Dumbe Rhetoricke with silence cryes her mind Oh! mind your latter ends death 's sometimes late But who could ere his life perpetuate We thought his preaching done but here we have One Sermon more and for his text the grave Be faithfull you who Sions walls do keep Watchmen themselves must once be laid to sleep W. TWYNE Fell. of St Joh. Coll. in Camb. In obitum Viri Clariff Doctissimique M ri THOMAE GATAKERI 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 PLectro paulisper posito festiva sonante Jam melos attonitae modulantur triste Camaenae Ingeminatque Caput praeclarum linquere terras Tum sic effatae Quae vestram insania mentem Exagitat Parcae vel quae malesana medullas Intùs agit rabies ut converratis in unum Quisquilias gemmasque Rosam Carpatis algam Delicias mundi sécli miracula quaevis Haud secus ac faeces vulgi Sordesque profanas Amoveatis adhuc tantaene sororibus irae Quò tandem effûgit quaeve occupat iste locorum Abdita qui quondam praeclarâ nominis omnes Famâ praestinxit nulli pietate secundus Mens polita Deûm proles germana Minervae Mercuriique domus Musis digna teneri Pieria ac charitum sedes hortus amaenus Tam docto Calamo referunt accepta Camaenae Cedro digna sed meruere insculpier auro Hic quoniam Culmen virtutis Contigit altum Quo nullum patitur sublimius infera moles Terrestris sedes quaerit recipitque Deorum Hunc inter populos illustris fama perennat Longéque transfert multùm venerabile nomen J. T. Ad Tumulum THO. GATAKERI Londinatis S. S. Theol. Bacc. EXuviae cujus GATAKERI Plura referre Haud opus ad laudes vox ea sola satis GUIL DUGARD Schola Merc. Sciss Moderator FINIS