Selected quad for the lemma: england_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
england_n	conqueror_n	king_n	scotland_n	2,527	5	9.9151	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B02041	Caledonia's farewell to the most honourable James Earl of Perth, &c. Lord High Chancellour; and William, Duke of Queensberrie, &c. Lord High Thesaurer of Scotland, when called up by the king in March 1685.		1685 (1685)	Wing C287; ESTC R170348	2,790	1

CALEDONIA'S FAREWELL To the most Honourable JAMES Earl of PERTH c. LORD High CHANCELLOUR AND WILLIAM Duke of QUEENSBERRIE c. Lord High THESAURER of SCOTLAND When Called up by the King in March 1685. GO on My Lords and prosper Go repair To Court and Kiss the Hands of the TRVE HEIR Of Fivescore Kings and Ten Four Diadems And Kingdoms Three an Heir whose Royal Stems From British Saxon Danish Norman Blood With Scots and Irish makes His Title good ' Gainst all Seclusion And whos 's Entry's blest With an auspicious Peace and He possest O' th' Thrones of His Ancestors without stirr From any discontented snarling Curr An Heir refus'd but by no Builders strange Is now Chief Corner-stone O happy change And ne'r a Sword Unsheath'd Lo Slighted He Seems strangely by the Pares ordain'd to be The Basis of Our Rest Let those go pry Who hidden Virtues say in Numbers ly What Speaks the HUNDRETH and ELEVENTH since HE Stands such from FERGVS in the Royal Tree Consult but Euclid take the Architect Alongst try what One Figure doth direct Those Arts of Kin see what supports the All Of the Cementing Trade You need not call For SPENSE or others to unfold the thing Eye but the Margine you 'll guess such a KING May without Book Teach docile Boys to Speak What 's true and Bearded-men what 's Loyal Greek A Riddle open'd with a thinking Skill Might well have made the COMMONS cast their BILL Then tell this Mighty Monarch tell My Lords In plain unfeigned and with hearty Words That CALEDONIA was His before But His now more than formerly She bore Respect for Fergus and his Race She hopes Shall maugre Asaph flourish still for Propes Of Bliss and Peace to the whole Isle Tell JAMES She nourisht Six before of the same Names And knows that He a Nursing-father will Prove to His old kind CALEDONIA still Tell Him and tell but Truth that She Condoles There be wild Rogues who skulk from Holes to Holes And call Her Mother whom She doth disclaim For Bastard-brood with all who dares defame Or Him or 〈…〉 break their 〈…〉 Such and all such She holds and deems as Foes But as the fairest Face may have some Wren So these black Spots those curs'd unhallowed Men She hopes Her JAMES by Your most prudent Care Will soon wipe off that She more bright and fair May in His sight appear since She can tell That CALEDONIA loves the STVARTS well Nay tell Him all Her Thoughts tell what is fit For Him to know of Her So shall You knit His Love to Her and Her 's to You which Ty Of twisted Duty Love and Loyalty 'Twixt Him and You and Her shall make a Name In the long Annalls of embalming Fame Since CALEDONIA can scarce Sing choiser Themes Then Praises to Your selves and Blessings to KING JAMES Edinburgh Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson Printer to the Kings most Sacred Majesty anno DOM. 1685. * The number of an hundreth and eleven when Ciphered is but the first Figure in Arithmetick by position thus thrice repeated III and which by advancing of the middlemost after this manner disposed I II makes when handsomly in right angles conjoyned a straight cornered aequilateral Triangle ▵ and such is reckoned to be the first Figure in Geometrie paralell Lines without some closing Ligament never being lookt upon as any denominated Figure and this Triangle is said to be in Architecture of all adisicial Superstructures the first truest and firmest Basis whence the Grecians denominated a King 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Again tick me but here the Arithmetical Figure above-mentioned and what made just now an hundreth and eleven III shall by vertue of the numerical Letter I thus dwindle down to three iii which multiplied by it self makes 9. and that so multiplied by it self also gives the quadrat 81. whereunto add its root the first quadrat 9 and the product is 90. Which being in like manner added to the former hundreth and eleven there comes forth 201. where casting away the interjected Cypher the two significant Figures remaining do by addition return back to the first Root afore-mentioned 3. iii Come then and compt me from Hengist by Egbert to the Conquerour down and you 'll find of Saxon Monarchs and Kings of England 35. add the three interposed Danish Kings with all from the Conquerour to His present MAJESTY which maks 26. so you have in all of Saxons Danes and Normans 64. for England Then waft but over with Hendry the Second to Ireland where you may find of Lords and Kings thereof before our SOVERAIGN 22. which added to the former 64. swells in all for both England and its Conquered Ireland to 86 Add again this to the Scots III. you have 197. then state me here our LEIDGE-LORD who now Reigns Still one in the Catalogue aswell of the Saxon Danish Norman and Irish Princes for all SECLUSION must be now out of Doors and you cannot miss to make 4. add this to the List of the Princes departed 197. and you have upon a just Calculation exactly ad-aequated the former mentioned number of 201. and if you can but in this cryptick way of compting allow the three ticks to pass for Crowns see then but reflect and consider by what strange and mysterious Algebra this our Hundreth and eleventh KING may be said and is found to be 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 these his three Kingdoms of ENGLAND IRELAND SCOTLAND III.