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A62942 The eagle-trussers elegie a tract bewailing the losse of that incomparable generalissimo Gustavus Adolphus, the great King of Sweden, who after manifold and glorious victories left his life also triumphantly and laureated at the famous Battle of Lutzen, the sixth of November, anno 1632. By G.T. Esq; G. T. (George Tooke), 1595-1675. 1660 (1660) Wing T1896; ESTC R220901 25,020 66

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Lettice waters or Poppea bright And Cleopatra quaffe their exquisite Their sumptuous Unions I we howle and roare At Swedens death but let us sin no more Our sin has slain him and indeed is wrought To such an awlesse Belial every draught Commits a severall health we look the wine For Caprialls and for Babies then decline Our Virgin vowes with let Lyaeus swell As Jordan does in harvest when if well Observing the successe 't is full of flaws Of babling wrath of wounds without a cause Of Paliardise and to bring up the reer d Eluchus turning with a brand of fire Invades the e Cephaline Full happy thou Great Ah'suerus and could we but plough Once with thy Heifer if our sanctions were Like those of Medes and Persians to deterre To sear to launce to lop off this would teach Us Hester also where we now but reach To sensuall f Vashti but our Lawes neglect As Stru●hions do their eggs or to be suck'd By Foxes Wolves or trodden day by day Among the feet of swine I let me say Thrice happy Sweden maugre all the rage Of our licentious Mars who kept the sage a Nephalia so precisely clenching such Examples in us Fame in Person Hitherto the speech Of Pharamond distinct enough and plain Was now cut off abruptly drown'd again By loud and squeling Claudia one who late Sate as be-muffled by the prison-grate As merkest midnight but here taking fire By these of Pharamond and even with ire Her vail and precious tresses or be bold To call them braydes and bendelets of gold Purpassionately rending she replyes Fame in Proxie Claudia 'T is true indeed he was of all our eyes The comfort the Collyrium even the breath Of all our nostrills so the sons of Heth Oppugning as might even applause inferre Super-superlative but then O where The requisite return and what the fruit Of all his Travell all his resolute Assaults and b Algarads the magnifier Of ancient Babel had for conquering Tyre An Aegypt given him thou my dearest drad Not a c Clavarium how exagited For truth and justice with the daily tort Of Sang-reall Arbutus Mal-effort How coursly handled Nay which urges more When being Trump why yet cut-off before The game were cousummate impell'd away From such a door of hope to be the prey Of death and darknesse so deserted is The splendid the mellifluous a Hypanis To Vultures inquinations tufted all With Negromantick herbs and by the gaul The perbreak of Exampus putrified From all his noblesse thus I say decry'd And like a thred of silver rippl'd out Among the puzzels the portents about Inclement Caucasus O flow my tears Deep calls to deep and the most candid ears Are deaf with water-spouts I such as at The last grand Session shall with heads elate Judge Men and Angels jeer'd as refuse are Outed these terrene Chattels to the barre Of tyranny convented oft and slain All the day long alas the while in vain They cleanse their hands their hearts they bootless wash With innocence Fame in Proxie Pharam But how is it thou rash Distemper'd woman here quoth Pharamond Raising his voice again how lately drown'd Above her clattering sharps thou wretch as lame In thy deport thy patience as thy name O how is it I say thou doest so roar So wildly kick like a gainsaying Core Against the pricks up up thou Libbard up Reform thy freckled hide if Fullers soap Some call it eke Cymolian earth if this Wash not effectually take Herb of grace In penitentiall tears infusing it And 't is enough abstersive makes as white As garden Lillies Why the righteous here Must weather many a bitter storm and bear The parching heat the burthen of the day Like Balsome trees and Larches-like display Their worth among their wounds Look as the brave East-Indie-man transpierces many a wave That Bandog-like assailes him nor declines His great intendment for the torrid line 's Malevolence or doubling such extent Of many a fore-land many a Prominent And tedious Cape till up at length he beare With Taprobane or Java taking there His precious lading in such must they be Here under sayl And in this worldly sea If Syrens tempt thee these with upward fair Are downward fish an interdicted pair A wicked miscellane If perhaps withstood By tyrannous Whales who tumble up the flood And boyle it like a Cauldron or else runs Thy course through a Calentur's b Euroclydons Or barking Scylla's yet if knowledge steer Zeal whistle in thy canvasse thou shalt bear Up snugly maugre all invictly stem The strongest setting tides and leaving them With the so tedious Cape of hope behind At length to lee-ward for a terrene Ind A place of fading merchandise befraight With matchlesse blisse with an exceeding waight Of endlesse glory which our royall Swede Exemplifies who by the triple head Of Geryon with his infinitely more And as outragious hands as heretofore To steeple-high Briareus voted was Though ruffel'd often many a bloody base Though virulently bid yet with a might Almost to miracle could over-fight And worst their insolence till in a cloud Of glorious victories and trophees strow'd Along the world at last he mounted up To that divine Fame in Chorus But here the catadup Of noise again so passes all belief That loe Cleoritus to blaze his grief Fungus his joy loe how they swell and stare And with their straining shoot as red as are The cheeks of Bacchanals Nay further eke See Bulbus-head the Boar how Heyfer-like He wildly gambols often howting out His brutish jollity the while no doubt In that same savage note by woodmen us'd Among their Deer but all in a confus'd Obstreperous medley swallowed Yonder then For I must slent off this same ch'ame again With mutes and visions see where a Cremsmunster And Trautmanstorfe in nature rigider More Giant than in name see how they buz And croak in Caesar's ear proscribing thus Innumerous innocents And still so thwart So crossely run the Dice I must impart Upon another coast the Turtle true Fair Basilissa weltering in a dew Of briny-tears even all her beauteous face Besprent with water-gauls and now alas Which irks me deeply lo she groans and grieves Her self into a swound Now redi-vives In ghastly manner newly sinks away Is fetch'd again wo worth the dismall day That I must leave her thus for now that old Sexagenary lately so befool'd To batter down his blood with many a band Chops in between us now they make a stand And a Farenbach with other leaders joyne In Pyrrhick dances with the Mattachine In armour jove it now that fly of Court Prodigious b Ossa tickling at the sport In a deep eglet of Corinthian Brasse Healths it to Caesar But to touch and passe To certifie by sips and transiently Being my sole designe here passing by These lusty Lamechs and their gaudy scene See yonder also near the mantling Rhene How while Zelotes goes about to
it their retreat Their generall subterfuge Come then arise Thou dread A drastria draw thy bloud-shot eyes Upon this rigorous brood Fame in Person But here the late Impetuous fragor does importunate My deaf again so like a multitude Of many raging waters every loud Each shriller accent drowning that my verse Must now the second time become a farse Of mines of postures of dilacerate hair Hands wringing plaudits many a passionate pair Of dissentaneous hands promiscuously Clapping and wringing Now must the supply Be meerly visibles convitious mowes Breasts beaten gaudy capers Fame in Chorus Chor. At out woes Loe there a sort of Drablers and a Bedees Cast up their caps and leap as if the brees Now gave upon their reer or else were beating Their quarters up and mainly aggravating The hideous bustle somewhat off from these Within a plump of old and mighty trees That like the pillars of a roomthy Church With corpulent and lofty bodies arch The green and brushie seeling here behold A pravity of monstrous manifold Crabats and Gourtesans so likewise set Upon the merry pin and over-heat With heady draughts with brimmers over-flow'd That wildly vapouring into scuffles bloud And mutuall slaughter they reflect again The drunken Lapithes and Centaurs slain At Hippodamia's wedding Yonder look How passionate a Hasfelt bustles up to stoke Whole forrests into Bone-fire which as fast The b Weterawes sad severall Princes haste To dash out with their tears Nor these alone Dissolve so much but see where c Pomeren And eke the d Machlinbourger and even swarms Of Lords and Roytelets are sighing storms For their Augustus such an anagram As without torture prophecy'd the name Gustavus highly glorious to proceed As I have known a draught so fanciefy'd Per pale so parted into ridge and rivell As with a glorious Angell has a devill Commistly blended let me here display Where powder'd captain Encombommata So ranckly vapors eke and brandishes His Kilzadog that pens and standishes O quitt ye well our Madam-gentles now Shall caroll out his worth forsooth and how He rants and rages if the surly Swed With his bent brow to Monsieur Muri-ced Reduce him not Here have I found again A rabblement of shavelings Tridentine Or we may call it Legion else as well For they are many here I say with all The gods of their Pantheon high and low Even all their puppetry their trinckets how In a triumphant superstitious file As pleyted as a hedge of thorns the while And as extended how they rome about May we but guesse by posture shrilling out iô to mighty Wallstein who good man While our Adolphus dyed a Laureat ran Most resolutely Prageward I have found Likewise a little distant Atè woun'd In Laynez armes and now they part and run Gesticulating wildly up and down Like Deer before a tempest now embrace And newly hug each other now they dress Their heads with Lawrell now their bills of fare Bespeak Podridaes and they Printing are For Pageants Bonfires Conduits running wine Garments of Trophee-work in brief design A most insulting joy my next relation Must be the sad and desolate condition Of Worms of Frankfort by the golden bull Intrusted with the splendid monopoll Of making Caesars and again of Spire Of Wittenborgh so full of zelous fire And Orthodoxall light and how do these For their Adolphus now like bullrushes Calamitously quake and hang the head How now for Sack-cloath cineritian bread Even such a penance as both man and beast Full lowly layes piaculerly post Their eager sanctions ô the bitter fewd The mortall medly that the world is brew'd Combusted with in present there aloft A most stupendious pile whose aerie shaft May play with Tenarif for pike and place Lo●Eggenborgh in a prospective-glasse That learned Kepler made and far and near Could throughly roomage all our hemisphear Be-jearing Oxenstern then must I tell How now for grief the Baltick Sea-nymphes vail Their faces with a wash of Cepiaes ink And still of other desolat's that drink Despaire like water in to ballance which And hail thou happy season ushering such A temper in Mine eye has likewise spy'd Where in Campania a Weymer does divide His conquering Grosse now being in the van Now in the reer and on a b Lavedan As Volteger as ever c Balius was As ever c Zanthus how from place to place He nimbly flyes demonstrating right hands Sent him from d Arnheim which so countermands The deafning hurley with a blaze of hope Becalming some so roughly swallowing up Some other in distrust and suddain fear That farwell Mutes and Visions now mine ear Distinguishes again and of the low Dejected residue condoling so So miser-made at Swedens expiration Nor to be comforted does with the passion Of e Pharamond present us such an odde A Mister wight so blunt an Antipode To ruffling mischief that behold his face All rigge and furrow and his limbs alas So tenter'd out and torn with rods with racks Strapadoes and the like my bosome akes And trembles at it Nay though Pasher late Has rent him Sparrow-mouth'd with gagging yet He still so lashes out so renders truth In all her nakednesse that full of ruth Fame in Proxie Phar. Is then quoth he our mightiest Sweden dead On vengeance on or if thy feet be Lead Yet hast thou Iron-hands Ye bloody crew And of incestuous a Hanitons 't is you 'T is you that did it if we may prevent Th' assassinating Butchers b Baptist Quint Come c Picolomoni come open tort Come ball and powder his presumptuous mart And carelesse of the d Cuyrasse will betray Him quickly to your fury Thus I say Though e Stock by sirname hast thou ranted up To Stork in practise shut the door of hope That we were entring at or to decline And waive all second causes 't is our sin That thus imployes thee tyrant-like a while As an expedient Crucible to boyle And calcinate us 't is our sin that payes Such wofull wages sadly so dismayes With tears in trophee-work the flocks upon Our many precious hills are lately grown So course and nauseous that we must be fed With bills of studious fare must have our kid Dress'd in the mother's milk our eggs with gray Luxurious f succinum But tell me say Thou soft Sir g Lecker-beck is then the Mars Incompt and rugged with his h Taille-fers By these so mainly timbr'd or may these A Peleus shield from hot Hypolites And her obsequious grins why then go seek For Sol in Tenarus or snow where thick Pyracmon a tawny Brontes forge their hot Tempestuous Thunder-bolts No no complot We temperance rather let the cook declin'd To such a Mors in Olla who can find Unnaturall births luxurious b Haches out As Anah did his Mules let him be brought At length upon the weights and voided hence Where c Aristoxenus at such expence His