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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A71169	XXIII. punctilio's or caprichio's of state among the present grandees. By Count Gundomar; Twenty-three punctilio's or caprichio's of state among the present grandees.	Gondomar, Diego Sarmiento de Acuña, Conde de, 1567-1626, attributed name.	1659 (1659)	Wing T3416aA; ESTC R203815	1,993	10

XXIII PUNCTILIO'S OR CAPRICHIO'S OF STATE Among the present GRANDE●S Sed magis ingenue Peribonius hunc ego fatis Imputo By Count GUNDOMAR Printed at Madrid in the Year 1659. XXIII PVNCTILIO'S OR CAPRICHIO'S OF STATE I. WHether the Court of Honour was not timely and prudentially supprest in the beginning of this brouillery since the Authors of our confusion had none themselves nor intended to leave any in or to the Nation II. Whether we or the Kingdom of Portugal shall have the Honour of Precedency in returning to our ancient and Pristine allegiance if not whether the same Armes that are like to reduce the latter may not reduce us III. Whether the English Plenipotentiaries in the Sound to accord the two Northern Kings were not more usefull at home to compose the difference betwixt the Parliament and Army having been so well exercised and experienced in uneffectual and unfeasible Treaties IV. Whether Mounsieur Downham may not be any ones Broker or Factor in Holland since his Principals here are bankroupt whether he have not leisure enough to enquire after the Crown Jewels as his Master Oliver instructed him V. Whether the Welch or No Ambassadour were Sir William or my Lord Lockhart or my Lord Cardinals Fool at the late enterview of the Favovrites whether he did Bezos los manos or la cueva of Don Lewis de Haro and whether his Credentials were not writ in Scotch VI Whether to be master of the Sword and Militia be not more advantagious then to be master of the Wardes and Liveries and yet if he be not Lamberts Pupil and whether Charles Fleetwood be any kin to miles Fleetwood VII Whether it were not a main errour in Oliver in satisfying himself with the bare diminution and eclipse of my Lord Lambert whether like Ixion he may not be begot of a cloud whether like him he may not turn the wheel and change this abyss of confusion into an Elysium VIII Whether John Desborow's high Shoon or his Lordships Collosha's are best to wade through thick and thin whether he knows any difference betwixt a Barn and the Parliament House since ther 's threshing and winnowing in both whether Lambert plow not with him IX Whether Lieutenant Col. Duckenfield ought not to be Master of the Ceremonies since he could parler so Court-like with the Speaker and brought him so A la mode to his Audience at Wallingford House X. Whether my Lord Whitlocks extraordinary Embassy to Sweden his Intrigues there his puny Treasurer-ship his Juniority to Lisle for the custody of the Seal his new League with the Army will be any Riddle to knotty SQUIRE Dun. XI Whether Alderman Tichburn's impertinent Headpiece make him not as troublesome a Senator to the Souldiery as he is a President to the new Artillery men XII Whether Crispin was not a type of my Lord H●wson whether he has not married a Quean if he ought not at last to be President of the new thing that hath so much cobling work to doe XIII Whether Mr. Brandriffe be better at the Drawing or Council board whether he or his goose will best forward the Settlement whether he be not fitter to be Porter at White-hall gate being measured out for such a Fellow XIV Whether Ireton in a Ruffe would not looke like Queen Besse and wonderfully grace the new Senate and strike ●n awful reverence and dread into the boyes and girls of the Town XV Whether the Army found it not easier to cajole Lieutenant General Ludlow into their junto then they will finde it to cokes Overton out of Hull it being Rebellions and the Parliaments Metropolis XVI Whether Sir Orlando Hes●lrigge might not be one of this pack if he would allow this 23 to be halfe so villanous as his 5. XVII Whether the Armies light touch of the Murder of the KING in their late Plea be not a point mainly and chiefly to be insisted on XVIII Whether the solemn League and Covenant the Parliaments engagement against KING c. Olivers instrument the new subscription of the army were licensed by Matchiavil and which of them is most especially and eminently obligatory in point of conscience XIX Whether the Army thought not to Monkifie General Monk by prescribing him such a toye as their Addresse for his imitation whether they be not mistaken and the Divel a Monk is he and if he must be one whether he had not better by his loyalty enter himself in the order of Benedict XX Whether Lawrence and Sydenham were not taken in for Tutors to the new F●…y that the affaires of this new nothing might be managed orderly and to little purpose XXI Whether Sir Henry Vanes wisdome should not have been the first Pageant in my Lord Maiors Shew whether Mischief Mony or Vain-glory is most pleasing to him whether he sutes with Balzae's Character that there are a sort of men born to trouble and disquiet the world whether his Devilship be not convinced of his detestable contrivements and if the Committee of safety may not aptly be surnamed Vane and if London Bridge lack not a Vane XXII Whether the rest of the pack can be marshalled by any Herauldry but Ralph Briscoes Bookes whether their Politique Education has not been an insuportable charge to the Commonwealth whilest it eased particular parishes whether they can give any other account of themselves then Tom Pride if they can that they inform the Printer who will give them their due honour XXIII Whether this Punctilio-maker would scruple I think it below him to be Halter-maker of the Senate if he could not shew them a better Turn of State then any yet if such a course would not be the onely way to safety and finally if the 23 Commissioners shall not have in due time 24 Godfathers FINIS