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A07471 Epitaphs vpon the vntymelie death of that hopefull, learned, and religious youth, Mr VVilliam Michel sonne to a reverend pastor, Mr Thomas Michel, parson of Turreff, and minister of the Gospel there) [sic] who departed this lyfe the 6 of Ianuarie, 1634. in the 24 yeare of his age. Together with a consolatorie epistle, to the mother of the sayd young man; wherein his vertues and good carriage are mentioned. Baron, Robert, 1593?-1639. 1634 (1634) STC 17857; ESTC S113173 17,133 47

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Perfection no dyets bydes Anonymus Apostrophe ad Defunctum VIve Michelle vale superas subvectus in oras Cumque DEO Coeli regna beata cole Interea hoc nostri monumentum pignus amoris Quo te prosequimur clare sodalis habe Dum silvis inerunt volucres dum mōtibus vrsae Dum segetes tellus dum feret astra polus Ingenii monumenta tui pietasque virebunt Virtutisque tuae fama perennis erit Gualt Hempseidus Prosopopoeia ad defunctum HEu Michaele scholae decus ac spes vnica sacrae Huccine te rerum mors inopina vocat Huccine jam fubito labor omnis omnia tendūt Nec nostram de te spem sinis esse ratam Nuper olorina cantabas voce falutis Ortum nunc fatum plangimus ecce tuum Sic hominum rerumque vices voluuntur in horas Nil stabile aethereo jamque sub axe vides At te nunc terris polus invidet omnia cernens In pejus labi téque videre vetat GUL. BLACKHAL Logices Professor in Acad. Mareschallana WILLIELMI MICHEL Egregiae Spei Adolescentis SS Theol. Studiosi Vigil anti simi Prae●laris Animi dotibus virtutibus eximiis Summatibus atque infimatibus juxta chari q●i praematura morte solutus mortales reliquias dum CHRISTO juvante resurgant immortales deposuit 6. Ian. 1634. TUMULUS HEic situs octonos qui ter non vixerat annos Quum mens sublimis loetâ reliquit hum●●● Nam veluti Fremium nimia levitate caducum Excutitur citiùs marcet ante nivem Hac subito Lychnis mox sic defloruit astris Vsque tamen vivet nec peritura solo Alius HVne propere superos quae natura negavit Sedulò dum caperet en rapit ipse polus Noenia TErrea terrenis redeunt pars ardua vicit Manibus at potior indigitata piis 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 IACOBUS GORDONIUS In pientissimi ut illius aetas ferebat doctissimi optimae indolis ac spei Iuvenis MAGISTRI GULIELMI MICHELLI Praematurum Obitum EPITAPHIVM QVàm citò Michelum rapuit fera parca parentes In spem qui tantam sustulii ipse sui Et merito dicam verè vel livor id audi Hunc in comparibus non habuisse parem Ille salutem animarum ardebat ad illud anhelus Illud erat porrò gnaviter orsus opus Quum prim● in cursu jussit mors dira silere Hunc operì eripiens rationi operis Sic quae non tenuit magnis tamen excidit ausis At Domino in magnis voluisse sat est ALIUD DA Pater Alme Tuum suesti Michele precari Coetibus humanis nomen vt vsque canam Orasti magnum majus dedit anteque tempus Coetibus angelicis illud vt vsque canas Amoris ergô ponebat ROBERTUS DOWNAEUS Bibliothecarius The sorrowfull Father of the Defunct To the mourning Mother WIth Teare-drown'd Eyes why looke you out so sadlie And Rachell-lyke marres both our Myndes with mourning Shall wee not render what GOD gaue vs gladlie Submitting all our will to His but spurning Cease you sweet Heart since He who 's just and holie Hath strucke His Stroke Him to offend were follie The Mother her Answere OUr LORD of Loue for Lazar fell in weeping Altho Hee knew hee was not dead but sleeping And after raysd How shall my Sorrow swadge Who am bereaft by Death's vntymelie Rage Of my deare Darling whom myne Eyes shall never Oh once beholde till Soule and Bodie sever I had not bene so gall'd with Griefe and Teares If I had lost him in his younger yeares Or had the Heaven decreed that I had brooked Him to enjoye the Harv'st for which I looked His Learning others knew his lyfe I kend Who even from Cradle to his happie ende An Israelite was without all knowen Cryme Momus must say vnspotted all his tyme. Till twentie foure yeares of his age was run And hee to publicke Exercyse begun In Schooles and Church lov'd and admir'd as one For Grace and Natures Gifts a Paragone A fervent Fever in fyue dayes short space Hath mee bereaft of my blest Bird alace Then blame mee not howbeit both Even and Morrow I sigh and sob and all my dayes I sorrow The Defunct To his mourning Friendes NOw is my Soule set free from earthlie Prison strong And I now see that sweetest Sight for which I long'd so long I am orejoyde with Ioye but Griefe but Care but Toyle My Heavenlie IOVA I enjoye within this pleasant Soyle My Glorie now begun shall once accomplisht bee But intermission or exchange for all aeternitie My Corpse are clos'd but payne into this earthlie Urne Leaue off then Friends and Parents deare so bitterlie to mourne And you my Mother mylde lament no more for mee The Day shall dawne when you I shall each another see I pray you then leaue off and bee no longer sorie But walke with GOD and beg at Him my fellowship in Glorie Posuit moerens M. T. M. Pater To the Reader THese few things following being of the young Man Master WILLIAM MICHELL his owne making and in my keeping when these others came to my Presse I tooke the boldnesse here also to insert Them If happilie by His Example other Youths might bee emboldened to treade the lyke Steppes of Religion Pietie and Vertue E. Raban S. M. ILLVSTRISSIMI DOMINI ALEXANDRI IRVINI Domini de Drum Tribuni-Militum Abredonensis Domini de Kelli c. DRummius astra tenet modopossint astra mercri Do●ibus aucta animi stemmata census honor Clarus at hoc vili pretio non venit Olympus CHRISTI igitur meritis Drūmius astra tenet Hoc monstrant sincera fides spes pura peractae Integritas vitae Religionis amor Hoc larga imprimis pietatis symbola clamant Digna datore DEO grata benigna bonis ALIVD SI reddant homines magnos stirps census honores Hic quoque magnus erat teste vel invidia Si generi virtus praelucens census honori Ancilians meritis partus auctus honor Heroas post fata ferant super aethera jure Hic nunc sublimis despicit astra senex Sed gradibus nequeunt istis haec culmina scandi Foelix ille tamen culmen vtrumque tenet Istud honore bonis stirpe priora docento Relligio pietat mensque renata DEO S. M. VENERABILIS ET HONORABILIS DOMINI IOHANNIS VRCHARTI DOMINI à CRAIGFINTRI LETHNITI CREICHI c. NAturae virtutis opus sortisque benignae Delicias stravit mortis iniqua manus Egregij natura viri fund mina jecit Stemma animum corpus femine digna Iovis Naturam excoluit virtus pulcherrima tantum Sensernut cives stirps avita domus ●aece etenim cives natos●re moribus auxit Nativam rexit sustinuitque domum Virtutem ornavit par sors crescentibus annis Crevit imperium stirps honor atque bona Cum tamea haud saturent animum mortalia terrae Illecibris spretis astra petivit io