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honour_n	earl_n	king_n	succeed_v	1,256	5	9.7316	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B07424	The great Plantagenet. Or, A continued succession of that royall name, from Henry the Second, to our sacred soverainge King Charles. By Geo. Buck, Gent..	Buck, George, fl. 1623-1646.; Buck, George, Sir, d. 1623. Daphnis polystephanos.	1635 (1635)	STC 3997; ESTC S106071	21,009	66

worthies of this land 19. A Prince form'd of the true materiall mould He was as valorous as politicke Hee could well win and what he wan could hold And fortune followes such men in their traine (1) Normandy not Neustria Pithaeus Westria was his he rul'd in (2) Little Britaine Armoricke And raignd in Albion and Aquitaine In briefe a Sov'raigne he did raigne and rule From Pyraene Mount ains to the frozen (3) Terrarum ultima Thule Seneca Island or Thy-leusell that is Shetland secundum Gasp Peucerum apud G. Camdenum Thule 20. His glorious enfigne next he doth display Whose valiant zeale and Chivalry divine K. Richard 1. surnamed Caeur de Lyon married Berengaria daughter of Garcia King of Navarre Made in the Pagan Kingdomes such a way As all the Christian Hosts might enter in He tooke Acon and Ioppa in Palestine And did besides the Realme of Cyprus win He ward with Men and slew the Austriak Lyon Then made a peace with God and went to Syon 21. Next rides King Iohn to whom stout Calidoun Tooke solemne oath to be a true Leig-man To him the King and the heires of his Crown K. Iohn brother to Rich. 1 surnamed Sans terrae He got Angolesme by marrying with Isabell daughter and heire of Almery Earle of Angolesme and the Isle of Man by conquest Walter Buck brought 700 men out of Brabant wan Ely divers Castles for this K. Iohn Vide Camdenū in Occadini et Holinsh And by his auspices the Brabant Knight From Rebell Lords their Isle of refuge wan By him great Thamsis bridge so exquisite Which lay in wooden modells was begun A braver worke in Europ ne're was done 22. Then comes his Sonne with other Architects Hen. 3. surnamed Winchester maried Elianor daughter of Raymond Ear. of Provence Not to build Babells and Castles in the Aire But he a holy house for God projects The which he doth at Westminster performe A Temple high magnificent and faire A glorious pile for sacred use and forme And shall remaine to all posterity The hallow'd Monument of his Piety 23. Now adde the formost two which bore his name K. Edward 1. surnamed Longshank married first Elianor daughter of the K. of Castile she was heire of Ponthieu and Mother of K. Edward 2. by his second Wife Margaret Da. of the French K. He had Tho. of Brotherton from whom by Segrave Moubray the Howards are descended Who of the Saint disguis'd a Ring received To th' one some give a Hammer for surname Because he bruis'd Gaiothell in his rage And him of Iacobs Stone and Chaire bereaved But Iacob repossess'd them by praesage The other Edward the Templars did expell Of whom I can no more say to say well 24. Behold him next who in his doome supreme Pouuoire above an Estre did advance For he was offered Caesars Diadem 2 Vide Tho. Walsingham in Ed. 1. K. Ed. 2. surnamed of Carmarvon married Isabell daughter and heire of Phil. le Bel K. of France K. Edw. 3. surnamed de Windesore married Philip daughter of William Earle of Henalt c. He tooke Calais and wan many victories of the French as at Crecy and Sluys c. refused to bee Emperour Paralipom ad Abb. Vrspergens But followed boones forbod and downe anon Cuts with his Mothers sword the flowers of France And plants them in his field of Albion And puts them in his royall Lyons guard For so quoth he Dieu et mon droyt award 25. Phillip the famous Macedonian Ed. de Woodstock P. of Wales and of Aquitainc married Ioan Da. and heire of Edm. Plantagenest Earle of Kent First he overthrew 60000 Spaniards and Frēch in Spain betwixt Naveret and Naiara Had not a son of higher worth then he For where the Prince blacke Edward went he wan This honors comet first did faire appeare At Cressy field which Navaret did see After more bright then Mavors in his Spheare But Poiters chiefly where hetooke King Iean For there a double victory he wan 26. Two Richards more succeed the one a Prince K. R. 2 his son surnamed de Burdeaux married Anne of Lexeinbourg Da. of the Emperour Wenceslaus K. R. 3 surnamed de Fotheringay Du. of Gloster c. married Anne Nevill Da. of Ric. the great Earle of Warwick Whose goodly presence men to wōder moved And was as bountifull as any since Fame hath bin sharp to th' other yet because All accusations of him are not proved And he built Churches did make good lawes And all men held him wise and valiant Who may deny him then his Genest Plant. 27. But Henry Bullingbrook me thinks doth frowne King Henry 4. surnamed de Bolenbrock married Mary Daughter and heire of Humphery Bohun Earle of Hereford c. He was Duke of Lancaster in the right of his Mother Blanch Da. of Hen. Duke of Lancaster c. That Gloster here should next to Bourdeaux com Because he from his Cozen tooke the Crowne Mistake not Henry for by right for neither Of yee in these triumphall Carrs is roome But best of all you may be matcht together Yet I must grant thou wert a Princely knight And Patron of the bloody Rose by right 28. But to thy sonne the Dolphins strange repaire King Henry 5. surnamed de Munmouth married Kath. Da. to Charles the 6 the French King Of this Dolphine vid. Tho. Walsingham in An. Do. 1392. He conquered France for the most part He dyed at Blois de Vinciennes neere Paris Swimming in post up to the royall Porte Foretold that he was borne the Lillies heire This signe was soone by sequels verified Dolphin he was by right or swords effort And he in France victorious liv'd and dyed whom Agincourt so nobly did receive At Vinciene Parke of all he takes his leave 29. Henry his sonne surnamed of Windlesore K. H. 6 surnamed the Saint built a Colle dge at Eaton and the Kings Colledge in Camb. married Marg. Da. of Rene. K. of Sicil. Du. of Aniou Who was in London and in Paris crowned Most worthily a Plant of Genest bore But not by Scepters sole his praise beganne K. H. 7. solicited the Pope to Canonize K. H. 6 who refused His christian vertues made him most renowned For he was deem'd a very holy man And had bin made a Saint long since shrin'd But that the vice-Saint maker was unkind 30. I must omit that proud Plantagenet R. Du. of Yorke heire generall of the Crowne Regent of France Married Cecely Nevill Da. of Ralph Earle of Westmerland Who in high Parliament the King defide But I may not his gallant sonne forget Who twice did win the royall Gole by armes And was the father of the happiest bride That ever Camber compast in his armes K. H. 4. married Wydevile Da. of Ant. Earle Rivers extinguished Lancaster Q. Eliz. 1. King Ed. 5. She made the losse the lighter of that sonne Whose raigne then