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A17866 A treatise upon death first publickly delivered in a funerall sermon, anno Dom. 1630. And since enlarged By N.C. Preacher of Gods word in Scotland at Kilmacolme in the baronie of Renfrew. Campbell, Ninian, 1599-1657. 1635 (1635) STC 4533; ESTC S118869 47,144 129

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pleasures for evermore How shall we then conclude but with a hopefull and eternall farewel till it please God that wee all meet together on that great day on Sion hill and go into these everlasting tabernacles of the temple of the most High in the holy citie supernall Jerusalem amongst the Hierarchies of that innumerable companie of Angels the generall assemblie and church of the first borne written in heaven by the finger of God and the bloud of the Lambe When and where they with us and we with them and the whole multitude of the militant and triumphant Church reunited under Christ the head shall bee fully and finally glorified O fooles that we are wee long with a vehement desire to see our earthly princes coronation in this earthly kingdome I pray you let us wish with an holy impatience redoubled sighes unfained groanes to be dissolved and to bee with Christ that wee may see our owne glorious coronations in that kingdome of glory For O what solemnities O what festivities O what exultations O what exclamations O what triumphs shall be there when the heavens and earth shall clap their hands for joy Why do these base minds of ours creep any more like wormes on earth and soare not with the wings of heavenly contemplation that our conversation may be in heaven Why do we not flie with the golden feathers of faith hope to embrace in the armes of our souls our gracious redeemer who is at hand stretcheth forth his powerfull hand unto us O let us lift up our heads open the everlasting gates of our souls that the king of glory may enter in and finde roome therein howbeit the heaven of heavens is not able to containe him who is the joy of the heavens the hope of the earth the light and life of the world the ease of the oppressed the comfort of the afflicted the advocate of sinners the reward of the just our only Saviour O let us set our affections upon him and behold him whose love shed abundantly in our hearts should swallow all other love who is the wisedome of God and ours before the world set as a rose of starres upon our head when others shall bee confounded Therefore bow downe the knees of your hearts with your voices your hands and eyes unto heaven saying O come thou whom our soules both love and long for Lord Jesus yea come quickly and tye us unto thy selfe by the band of perfection the coards of thy unspeakable loue Wee die wee divine after thee O sweet life O dear love Tarrie not while we are ready but take us to thy selfe and cover us with the banner of thy love and present us holy harmelesse acceptable before thine heavenly father that wee may dwell with thee and in thee eternally and through thee possesse the things which neither eye hath seen nor ear hath heard nor the heart of man was ever able to conceive Now to this Jesus our redeemer to the Father our Creator to the holy Ghost our comforter one GOD in three persons let us render from the bottome of our soules all Honour all Praise all Glory for ever and ever AMEN AMEN VIRI NOBILIS JOANNIS CRAFORD II D. KILBVRNII aeternae memoriae sacravit hoc epicedium Ninianus Campbellus SIccine Kilburni florentis stamina vitae Ante diem rupit Parca severa tuae Attamen exultas quoniam mens inscia fati Praepetibus pennis caelica templa subit Haurit ubi puros latices Nectaris uvas Caeleftis diâ vivit Ambrosiâ Ponite luctificos gestamina tristia cultus Ponite funereas vos pia turba faces Vivit quem fletis votum super omne vigetque Despectans oculis inferiora suis Non est mortalis quantum mutatur ab illo Qui colit aetherei culmina celsa poli Atque Dei vitam degit felicibus ausis Humano major nomine voce vice Idem hoc nati patris matris qui uno eodemque mense obierant Epitaphium POst natum Genitor post hunc dulcissima Mater Hoc gaudent tumulo corpora trina simul Natus praecessit Genitorem funera Mater Tertia subsequitur Mensis unus erat Felices animae quibus his excedere terris Sic datur vitâ jam potiore frui VIRI CONSULTISSIMI SCAEVOLAE SAMMARTHANI Galli memoriae sacravit hoc carmen NINIANUS CAMPBELLUS VMbrosas Heliconis inter oras Pimplaei nemoris sacros recessus Me jam Pierio calore raptum Cerno dum me ditor polire carmen Cultum nobile molle delicatum Indictum ore alio beatiori Venâ progenitum sinuque Phoebi Quo te prosequar omnibus canendum Seclis magne senex tuique dotes Vrbani genii facetioris Docti judicii politioris Aequem Sceptrigeri polo Tonantis Si fas sit numeris phaleuciorum Te laudare virum disertiorem Phoebo Mercurioque gratiisque Quem circumvolitat novena turba Longaeva Themis severa Pallas Testes aetherii tui caloris Cujus fama vigens virûm per ora Doctorum advolat aureis quadrigis Ast nobis cadis ah tuis ademptum Lumen proh dolor orbi universo Extinctum jubar aurei nitoris Ni jam stellifero polo micares Despectans humiles soli jacentis Tractus ut simul omnibus renatus Es lux fulgidior priore luce Quâ nostros oculos rapis sequaces Et totos animos sereniori Perfundis radio tui decoris Fulgens clarior hespero recenti Multò pulchrior imminente lunâ Vt diam nequeam videre lucem Quam praebes tremulis meis ocellis Et toti patriae tuae decorae Ex quâ nasceris alma fax futuri Secli gloria orbis universi Cui tu perpetuum diem reducis Aut mentis faculâ benigniori Dicatae sophiâ secretiori Sermone aut nitidam indicante mentem Cui cedunt veneres Catullianae Et limphâ liquidâ suaviores Melliti latices Terentiani Cum vis vincier aspero Cothurno Et cedunt lyrici canora plectra Et grandes numeri Maroniani Et fervens genius Lucretianus Quicquid Gallia parturit decori Quicquid Graecia protulit venusti Et quicquid Latium dedit politi Id vincis Licet invidae Caemaenae Certent ambiguam facis coronam Cunctis vatibus stupente Phoebo Cingis tempora Laureâ perenni Vt corpus jaceat licet sepultum Fatali tumulo O beate vivas Auctor maxime carminis tenelli Limati sapidi aurei politi O quantum tibi nominis paratur Dum cantaberis orbe note toto Nullis Scaevola conticende linguis Sed quò tendimus alta musa Siste Gressum Quove rapis novâ tumentem Laude aut insolito furore plenum Sustollis modo vitreo daturum Ponto nomina caetibusque centum Misces Mercurialium virorum Quos mens ardua vexit ad bicornis Montis culmina Pegasique celsos Pennis vestiit Ast apis sagacis Jnstar libo rosas amoeniores Et gratas violas Thymumque dutce Propter