and th' Indies Trajan yet did faile 755. Adrian was Mercury a Mixture strange Of Vice and Vertue Of Great Art and Change 756. Once Alexander could Diogenes bee Antonine King and Stoique was in Thee 757. Severus might amongst the Best shine bright But that hee was th' Eclipse of his Owne Light 758. Who does not Commodus and Bassian Loath Heliogabalus was Himselfe and Both 759. The Persian state Alexander O'rethrew Rome's Alexander did Himselfe subdue 760. Valerian Christians vex'd Sapores flayd him How Cruelty helpes Justice They Repaid him 761. Aurelian from Zenobia wonne some fame Zenobia's Worth did the fierce Conquerer came 762. Great Constantine thou wast the Spirits of Wine Thou gav'st the World Tincture or Tast Divine 763. Julian revolts from Christ yet can not start From Death was not Apostasy the Dart 764. Though Theodosius Raged his Happy Shame Prov'd Holy Ambrose His and Thy true Fame 765. Attila's Pride and Futy did decline At once Hee Liv'd in Blood and Died in Wine 766. Depos'd Glycerius is by Nepos's Will Made Prelate Had hee seeming Empire still 767. Aâ—gustulus his Name was like his Throne A little Caesar First then Quickly None 768. â—ustinian gave Constantinople Law But Belisarius's Sword the World did Awe 769. â—ustinian Belisarius hast Conremn'd Hee was thy pris'ner Thou 't is art Condemn'd 770. Many Warres caus'd Ravenna's Exarchate Too many made Two hundred years its Date 771. Mauritius Captive blood would not redeeme That shed his owne did find as much esteeme 772. Charles the Great his battles did record In blood Hee writ them with the Spirit of Sword 773. The Grecian Empire Constantine begunne And in a Constantine shall 't bee undonne 774. Otho the Great did stoutly quell his foes This Double Caesar did a Pope depose 775. Hildebrand did Henry the Fourth debase But sweet Revenge Raptur'd him from disgrace 776. Saladine to his grave bid his friends bear His spoiles of th' East his Shirt upon a speare 777. For Seav'nty years Rome to Avignon fled There Rome was where Clemens the Fist its Head 778. Queen Joane of Naples so did act her Life Shee seem'd as much an Hostesse as a Wife 779. England's Fist Henry was a Sunne too soone Remov'd Heav'n's Sunne 's lesse strange Ours set at Noone 780. Zisca Alive his foes by Fight O'recome When Dead hee 'd Conquer with his Skin made Drumme 781. Five hundred thousand warriours fight with rage Yet Bajazet can't scape Tamerlan's Cage 782. Columbus was by his brave Spirit so hurl'd Hee seem'd the Sea-Apostle of the World 783. Ferdinand from the Moores wonne his Owne Spaine From th' Indians Gold from Him They Heav'n should gaine 784. Charles the Fist scorn'd Glory Pleasure Pelse Turn'd Court-Monke and the Emp'rour of Himselfe 785. Henry of Portugal's Old Age was Spring Hee Liv'd a Cardinal and Died a King 786. Henry Our Eight few Painters have well made Some give him too much Light some too much shade 787. Our English Mary in wrong Zeale's Desire Poore Christians Burnd The Counsaile was the Fire 788. Elizabeth was Temper'd to Inherit Her Grandsire's Wisdome and her Father's Spirit 789. Scotland's Faire Mary Vext in Life and Story England has yet unridled to her Glory 790. Drake in New Albion might a Crowne have worne Wisely Denied Though 't was not made of Thorne 791. When Truth Peace Justice Mercy Arts did flourish Not Henry but James Beau-Clerke did them nourish 792. Charles the First the First his people's Martyr A Saint was Too by right of th' Holy Charter 793. The Body strikes-off it s Owne Head Strange deed The Head Cut-off the Body Too Must bleed 794. King of Rare Lott and Vertue Charl's the First The Best of Men Judg'd by the Worst the Worst 795. Beheaded England strange shall bee Thy Story Revive in thy New Charl's to a New Glory 796. Our High-Noone Starre Charles the Second Shines 'T is blest Successe when Heaven with Earth Combines 797. With Glitt'ring Swords yet without shedding blood See Our Great Britan Comes 'T is Charles the Good 798. Yorke wing'd with Lightning in a full carriere Flies-on and respites not his Foe to Fear 799. Kind Glo'ster seing Charles Blest ' midst just Desires To Heav'n whence his Owne Graces came Reti'res 800. Kings Choose their friends But Charles is such Delight Hee is the Heav'n's and England's Favorite BOOK IX OF Polititians 801. PAint mee a Polititian with right foote Tip-toed and Slily aiming for a shoote 802. Your Politique that will bee held most quaint Must seeme nay bee Beleev'd to bee a Saint 803. Nimrod had Art before he had great Pow'r Hee built Himselfe before hee built his Tow't 804. Semiramis her Sexe and Plot did Hide Scarce could shee els th' Assyrian Empire guide 805. Nature taught Jacob Policy by which Hee made his Flock and Him his Flock made Rich. 806. Shechem had Craft but that on Lust Heav'n Low'rs Let 's Marry then all Jacob's Wealth is Ours 807. â—f any a Shee-Politique would paint â—otiphar's Wise is Copy for such Saint 808. The Midwives obtaine mercy whiles they Muse Their Mercy to the Hebrew Babes t' Excuse 809. Rahab on the house-top hid Israels spies Heav'n saw 't though 't had not been so neere the Skies 810. â—ael's sharpe Naile through Sisera's Temples went â—t was the surest naile in Jaâ—lâ— tenâ— 811. Abimelech his seav'nty brethren kill'd By soulnesse of his plot his Plot hee spill'd 812. Absalon's Rage was more Sampson's more fit Both did fire Corne but Sampson with Foxe-wit 813. Philistines th' Israelite no Smith afford Heav'n's plot The Fooles doe fall by their Own sword 814. Michal helpes David's flight faigning him saint Choise Wit That makes an Image save a Saint 815. Seemes David Mad Feare 's Madnesse the Abuse Of Sanctity and Reason needs Excuse 816. David's friends scape in a well O'respread with Meale Them not the Woman's Wit it did conceale 817. Achitophel did hang himselfe Wee 'll tell But Truth too Hushai hang'd Achitophel 818. Had faire Bathsheba ne're been Too much seen Faire though shee were shee ne're had been a Queen 819. Bathsheba's shape was her First Wit That Wit Court-taught in David's Throne made Solomon sit 820. A Crown to Jeroboam's a strange thing That would adore a Calse to bee a King 821. Proud Athalia a King 's Wife had been Rule shee will still Shee 'll Live or Die a Queen 822. By Night the Mede did Baltasar beset By Night hee sees that can a Kingdome get 823. Romulus gives Rome Bulke Numa a Mind Yet though his Wit sees his Devotion 's Blind 824. Hannibal to his Gods Rome's Empire vows Revenge for Sacrifice Heav'n n'ere allows 825. Hannibal's Vow would have fierce Vengeance throwne Upon Rome's head it Falls upon his Owne 826. Old Masinissa's Wisdome's his best Pow'r â—ee leagues with Rome Rome els would all devoure 827. â—ugurth's Trust in a Father-in-law O're-sways him â—y Treachery not Wit Bocchus betrays him 828. â—ubtle Stout treacherous Jugurth who can purge
Who can scape God The Roman was his scourdge 829. â—ertorius's Sword and Wit durst try to doe â—s much as Romulus and Numa too 830. â—ome greedy Swine will kill their Yong Is 't true â—erod his Children kill'd was This Hog Jew 831. Sejanus thy Tiberius was as Quick As Old at last hee Show'd his Master-Tricke 832. In Senate Hopes Sejanus must adorne Strange Hee 's Accus'd Mas'd Hal'd in peeces torn 833. The Jews kill Christ to save their state profound Wit But Humane 'T was That did All confound 834. At Once Rome Thirty Tyrants had This Fits A Monster Many Heads How many Wits 835. Shrewd Dioclesian Empire Got Design'd Partners raign'd Long then Rule and Wit Resign'd 836. Ruffinus Guards Arcadius still to raigne Raises the Gothes to warre His Plot 's his Bane 837. False Stilico brings down the Goth to Rome His Hope 's his Throne His Lot's worse then a Tombe 838. Eudoxia her Ambition should exile Not Chrysostome for all his holy toile 839. Phocas destroys Mauritius who does straine Conscience for Glory does mistake his gaine 840. Phocas by bold Heraclius 's sword does fall Great Craft and Pow'r are Much yet are not All 841. France whiles thy Kings grow slugges Pipin intrudes Keepes Court the King was but the Moveable Goods 842. The Second Sylvester as fame then ranne Seem'd Witch Indeed a Pope's a cunning Man 843. Gregory the Seav'nth many a Pope had made At last hee became free of the same trade 844. Alexander the Third by th' Painter's worke Rodolfe betrayd to the Turke The Pope 's more Turke 845. Pope Alexander's Pride on th' Emp'rour trod Hee casts contempt on Kings A Vicar-God 846. A foote-stoole-King may make Meere man so stout The Swelling Pride may give a Pope the Gout 847. Th' Eight Boniface was great till hee seem'd great H' had Wit to get but not to keep his Seat 848. Laurence de Medices Judge of Strife unjust Did in Himselfe make friends Wisdome and Lust 849. Castruccius toild with Conquest to bee great Looses his Life and Plots with Cold and Heat 850. Sforza a Duke and Traitour calls to his plot Helpe His Helpe 's Ruine Jaile and Shame 's his Lot 851. Pope Borgias did a poisned draught designe Err'd hee in Faith Erre hee did in the Wine 852. Had Borgias Peter's Key Mischief of Sinne What is 't to Open Heav'n and not Get-in 853. Borgias his Sonne Caesar was sold to Evil Proceeding hee took all Degrees of Devil 854. Whiles Others Death Proud Caesar Borgias sought His Pois'nous Plot upon his Owne plot wrought 855. Mistaken Borgias by High projects led Like Sampson pull'd the house upon his head 856. Macchiavell's working Mind stories compacts Into new Rules Bold Judge of sacred Acts 857. Were Macchiavell's Prince Satyre passe it might As Florence-Libel Witty if not Right 858. Macchiavell's Wit nothing but Danger winnes If 't Undertakes the shame of Others Sinnes 859. In sadnesse Macchiavel thou didst not well To helpe the World to runne faster to Hell 860. Who can 't Dissemble Lewis th' Eleav'nth said Can't Live Craft should not have this Craft betrayd 861. What Blood in Paris-slaughter Guise did'st spill Thy Owne flow'd next didst thou not teach to kill 862. Charles Loraine's Cardinal speeches so fine Did make which part hee tooke None could divine 863. Such Secrets to the Eye Botero brings Hee Audits the Estates of the World's Kings 864. Paul the Third and Morone they so compact At Rome and Trent Volpone and Mosca act 865. Rome's conclave's Vulcan's Forge where make they doe Invisible nets for Bodies and Soules too 866. In th' Orbe of Belgique Spaine see th' Excellence Marg'ret was starre Granville th' intelligence 867. Spaine's Second Philip Master of his Art His Wit and Pow'r sometimes seemes to Out-start 868. The Indies Philip spread not like Thy roabe Art thou the New Horizon to the Globe 869. How Philip in his Gallery views his Mappes Consults Intents in Mystery hee wrappes 870. Escurial's Hammon's Oracle in Sand What 's wondrous Philip does in Desert stand 871. Perez flies Philip Plots shews reinvited By Hopes relents Abroad's Fear'd At Home Sleighted 872. Philip Day ends in Night was Alva Lot Or Choise Neglect of Cales too was 't a blot 873. 'T was Gondomar's great Aime nor did hee cease In Project to contrive all Christians Peace 874. Spalato moves removes H' had Time and Scope At last hee leaves his Conscience for his Hope 875. Strange Campanella would bestow on Spaine The World but Hee 'd bee Monarch of the Braine 876. Rare Bâ—ccaline such Policy th' hast express'd That th' hast Out Macchiavell'd Machiavel in jest 877. Paul the Fift by his Venice-strife Was sham'd By him his Cardinals to his Gaine were tam'd 878. Vrban the Eight in Fear and Wit fell Sicke Hopes bandy Plots appear Hee 's well A Tricke 879. Thrice ten times Barnevelt from Holland went Embassadour at last his Head they sent 880. The Rhene-Elector lost much by Bavare His friend A kinder Cozen is not rare 881. Nothing would Walstein but a Crown content His Life was but in Hope and Treason spent 882. Had not the Empire 's Troubles Spaine halfe-maimd Richeleâ—'s Wit had ne're been halfe so sam'd 883. Is Portugal a Cere-cloth on Spaine's side To Kill or Vexe or Cure is it applied 884. William the First whom Pride Craft Profit Sway'd Did England but his Conscience first Invade 885. Beau-Clerke a Saxon Lady weds deep Art The Head is Norman Saxon's now the Heart 886. Steph'n a Choise Courtier grows King and wrong'd Maud Enforc'd Consents Can forc'd Consent mend fraud 887. The Spirits are Blood Wit moves in finest Spirits By wit by Blood Steph'n thinks a Crowne hee merits 888. D'Orâ—ton thy Oracle was Delphian stranger Prompted bad Edward's death yet thou scap'st danger 889. How Craft does in the Close it selfe oft mocke Mâ—rtimer Great But Bad stoopes to the blocke 890. Bullingebrooke's made a King A great Pow'r chose him In Death Fear Checks him would his Fear depose him 891. When the Sunne 's Hid yet the Eclipse is seane Crooke-back's Deeds Obscur'd Heav'n yet knowne th' have been 892. Morton fear'd his owne Head yet so well us'd it That Buckingham's and Crooke-backe's Life excus'd it 893. Does Warwick's death our Wisest Henry taxe Crownes got by th' sword are oft kept by the Axe 894. Had Wolsey Faults H' had worth know Thou Thy Lot Hee 's Fame Bee Thou content to bee Forgot 895. Gard'ner had Art Zeale Rigour Craft profound A Palsy-Priest that was halfe-sicke halfe-sound 896. Walsingham's Wit Slander or Ghuesse did say Could through a Wall Letter or Voice conveigh 897. Raleigh had thy brave Spirit been judg'd sincere As thy wit Sharpe th' had'st scap'd both Axe and Fear 898. The most swell'd Politique's Vexation's Doubled To thinke His Glory must bee All Unbubled 899. The Grief the Subtlest Traitour can't Expel Is' t This That hee can find no Crowne in Hell 900. Ages to come shall bee Thy
Just Adorer Truly Wise Albemarle England's Restorer BOOK X. OF Divines 901. ALl things are Wonder since the World began The World 's a Riddle and the Meaning 's Man 902. All Men are not Alike Some can Discerne And wisely Teach Truth Some can only Learne 903. Happy the Sheep are that Enjoy fresh springs Happier is Hee the Sheep that thither Brings 904. To make the Sheep the Sheapheard is a Mocke A Sheapheard then there must bee as a Flock 905. Wee 're Kings and Priests The King of Heav'n so makes us Wee 're yet but Kings as Priests Man els mistakes us 906. Kings wee are in Conscience Subject but to God Not All men yet must scepter't That were Odd. 907. Priests Men are heere in their Own Closets where All for themselves their Hearts and Hands must reare 998. All may not Raigne neither all Priest it may The God of Wisdome has giv'n no such Sway. 909. To a Kings Counsailes All are not admitted By Wisdome and High Favour Men are Fitted 910. The Meanest Sheapheard should have Age and Skill Els with the Flock it quickly will goe ill 911. One Timothy the Gospel once did spread But of an Age of Timothies wee ne're read 912. A Taske and Honour 't is but to Refine The Body Soules to Cure's a Taske Divine 913. A surer Copy of Truth 's Worth's not had Then by the view of Men some Good some Bad. 914. Philo a Jewish Priest Christians Commends Shall Christians bee worse Jews to such just friends 915. To Moses's Laws Philo would adde a grace Indeed hee takes the veile from Moses's face 916. Josephus says that Christ was more then Man Rose the Third day Was Hee not Christian 917. Josephus did Vespasian's Raigne foretel In Prophesy or Ghuesse hee did Excel 918. If to th' Apostles Canons doe belong The Question'd Number does the Right ones wrong 919. Growth's not the size of Grace Judge not by th' Eye Saint Paul was but fow'r soote and a halfe high 920. The Third Heav'n was beheld by Silent Paul Saint Denis saw it not Yet would tell All 921. Ignatius's Copies did they Credit need Vatican Manuscripts small saith would breed 922. Justin Philosophy in Life profess'd 〈◊〉 Martyrdome a better hee Express'd 923. Wise Irenaeus soberly acute The Valentinian Madnesse did refute 924. Though Irenzus Heresy O'rethrew In Phansy yet hee Millenary grew 925. Tertullian's Mantle is a Mantle which Shows his stricte Life Halse hides his Wit though Rich. 926. Tertullian Thy Prescriptions are a Guide Need'st Thou one Is' t from phansy or from Pride 927. Clemens the Alexandrian needs must gaine yee With His Choise store Hee is but One yet Many 928. Minutius Felix is a Purer fire Hee 's Wit ad Octo Would hee yet rise higher 929. Julius Africanus writ a brief Story Of a long time The Worke 's Lost not the Glory 930. Origen without Death by Art began To bee a Saint by being not a Man 931. A Doubt it may bee whither Origen writ With greater Errour or with greater Wit 932. Victor the Pope more Busy was then Wise The Paschal Quarrel hee did Overprise 933. To Heav'n from Hell Christ's Way 's without Compare Magique and Martyrdome Cyprian's Lot's â—â—are 934. Fond Manichie what 's Chief only That 's God Two Chiefes there are not what 's Supreme is Odd. 935. Arnobius does with Learning and much Zeale Hate â—â—gan Rites if not too much reveale 936. Lactantius happy Eloquence displays His Doctrine's not so happy as his Phrase 937. Thou Epicycle of the Church Donatus why Art not contented with the Common Sky 938. Donatus would his Church a new Arke make When as 't is Flood not Arke A strange Mistake 939. The Gyant Arius saigne to Heav'n would Climbe To fight with God Is hee not too Sublime 940. 'T was Pitty Arius did Eusebius â—aint Taking the Sonne of God but for a Saint 941. A Bishop Athanasius faign'd whiles under The Age of Wit Sport was the Type of Wonder 942. Most Christian Athanasius Rare Projector Of a stranger same that was his God's Protector 943. The Niceâ—â— Creed Christ's Godhead does professe Were hee a Saviour els Sure hee were Lesse 944. Saint Hilary who in High Languague rowl'd Christian and Bishop's made when hee is Old 945. Of Baptisme could vaine Macâ—donius boast And for a Creature take the Holy Ghost 946. Grave Wise Sweet Basil 〈◊〉 from foâ—d desires Was his Owne Monâ—st'ry his Thoughts the Friers 947. Nyssene thy brother Basil might bee same For both but Thou too Liv'st by thy Owne Name 948. High Nazianzene and staâ—â—ing That 's thy Dâ—e Harke how it Thunders And it Lighteâ—s too 949. Cyprus thy Wood does from Corruption saâ—e Thy Ephiphâ—â—ius from Horâ—sie's Grave 950. Ambrose upon thy Infant-Lippes Bees sate Still on the Hony of thy Lippes All Waite 951. Constantinople-Fathers did Inherit God's Grace whiles they Profess'd the Holy Spiritâ— 952. True Musique Chrysostome Thou wast The â—pheare Was saign'd Bee Thou Still Tongue wee 'll still bee Eare 953. Sharpe Jerom to whose Critique Skill all seeke Tutor'd th' Old Church in â—aâ—iâ— Hâ—brew Greek 954. Great Austin To bee Good thou didst not saint Thy Youth was Austia but thy Age was Saint 955. Austin thou Christian Hercules same did'st winne From Monsters Thou stalt weare the Lion's Skinne 956. In Britaine first Pelâ—gius sawist the Sky Wee 'll pray two that in Britains thou maist Die. 957. Seleucian Basil like strong fire 's thy soule Whence still doe mount Sounes of the Burning coule 958. Noble Synesius dâ—licate as the Dove Downe's not so Soâ—t as Soft thou are as Love 959. Salvian art Over-righteous Thy â—ierce Zeale Wee Hope mistakes thou would'st whom thou would Healâ— 960. Cyryll his Alexandriâ— did and â—dorne Whiles his Wit on Nestâ—riu◠〈◊〉 just Scorne 961. Theodoret from Cyril once dissented Hee had not els so learâ—edly râ—pented 962. Th' Ephesian Fathers did Nestorius quell Hee thought Two Persons did in one Christ dwell 963. Two persons can't make One Two natures can One Person make Thus is Christ God and Man 964. God is not Man This would Confusion make But into God God did the Manhood take 965. Truth and Saint Austin â—râ—sper did defend A friend hee was to Truth 〈◊〉 to Truth 's friend 966. Vincentius Judge of trutly next to the Bestâ— Th' art Sentence not Discourse Th' hast all express'd 967. Leo unarm'd did turne-back Attila's Sword And arm'd with Truth quell'd Heresy witâ—'s Word 968. Christ's Manhood Euâ—ieâ—â—â—th ' Absurd denied Wee His if Manhood bee by Reason tried 969. Christ if not God From Sinne Can no man quit By being Man Christ to five Man is Fitt 970. Sidonius his wit Muse and Honour claime Like-Right to blazoâ— his 〈◊〉 happy Fame 971. Chrysologus upon himselfe did try Practice His Wit and his Devotion vie 972. Fulgentius thy true Lustre â—'ere shall waine That didst Christ's Godhead and his Grace Maintaine 973. Time's Date from Dioclesian once begunne From Christ's Birth Dionysius made it runne 974. Job had fow'r Counsailours but his Fist Friend Great Gregory does on us his Counsaile spend 975. Eve Solomon and Isidâ—re would know All things Doe they in Heav'n None Here below 976. Poppy-braind Mahomet dream'd a Religion H' had need to bragge sure of his holy pidgeon 977. Peruse the Various Labours of Old Bede You 'll muse whither hee did more Write or Read 978. Wrong'd Daâ—ascens did loose his handâ— betwixt Errour and Truth he writ the Man is Mixt. 979. Photius the Pope of Greece learnedly knowne By Others Workes makes Their Workes Halfe his Owne 980. Bernard so happily imploi'd his thought Hee scarce had time to thinke of what was nought 981. Fable and Malice is a Rabbine's Skill Their Rites excepted the Rest th' expresse ill 982. Of Jewish Rites Ben-maimon does write true Happier Lyranus was a Christian Jew 983. Galily's Glasse would in Heav'n find-out Ground In high Aquinos's Wit errour is sound 984. Scotus oppos'd Aquinas's Wit nay more Headâ—d a Sect yet Died at Thirty sow'r 985. Many built Bable's Tow'r but Nimâ—â—d's Fame Other mens Piles so raise Tâ—status's Name 986. Luther and Calvin Differd and Agreed Their Difference has made them both worse speed 987. Beza though Critiques still Thy Taske pursue Thy Diligence and Copy will bee true 988. Montanus in Translating seldome trippes Rare Man In Fear yet the Lord's Prayer hee Clippes 989. Bellarmine pleads for Truth with Reasons fit Against Truth hee brings Names and Seeming Wit 990. Founder of th' Annels whiles as partial blam'd May â—'t thy worke bee Massa Corruptâ— Nam'd 991. Though Method Clearnesse and Compleatnesse call Valentia Happy Hee writ since the Fall 992. Vasquez is a deep Pioner his Vau't Hee makes with Art yet sometimes 't is at fauâ—t 993. â—â—arez his Curious Webbe so fine does spinne Arâ— makes it weake and oft it proves too Thinne 994. Sâ—cinus would an Archiâ—edes prove Stepp'd from the Church the Church he would remove 995. Posa his Creed Pope and Aquinus sleighted In Spaine too Hee was Over-Jesuited 996. Wise Martyrâ— stout Cheminitius and the Mild Whâ—taker have Sathans Hopes much beguil'd 997. Châ—â—ier comes in the Beere Hee sâ—â—ornes to yield Conquers and take the full spoile of the field 998. Though some of Earth j ' th Moone doe vainly tell Elect Earth shall in Heav'n for ever dwell 999. A Thousand Beauties Solomon injoi'd Some will bee with these Thousand Thoughts Imploy'd 1000. Father of Gifts who to the Dust did'st Give Life say to these my Meditations Live FINIS Emendations NUmb 45. l. 1. r. cold is n. 60. l. 1. r. feares n. 82. l. 2. r. Nature's Art n. 119. l. 1. r. shrimp n. 231. l. 2. r. Bysantium n. 255. l. 1. r. show'd n. 265. l. 1. r. Globes n. 273. l. 1. r. joint-meale n. 320. l. 1. r. shows n. 321. l. i. r. twenty-two n. 439. l. 1. r. instructs n. 441. l. 1. r. and. n. 470. l. 2. r. it selfe n. 483. l. 2. r. what so e're rare n. 504. l. 2. r. hiâ—â— skill n. 506. l. 1. r. Tamely indure n. 590. l. 2. r. Byetius n. 625. l. 1. r. senators n. 645. l. 1. r. reare n. 745. l. 1. r. Apocryphal n. 786. l. 1. r. eight n. 819. l. 2. r. Court-taught n. 876. l. 1. r. Boccaline n. 886. l. 1. r. Maud. n. 888. l. 1. r. D'Orlton l. 2. r. scap'dst