Minerua Britanna, or, A garden of heroical deuises, furnished, and adorned with emblemes and impresa's of sundry natures : newly devised, moralized, and published (1612)
Peacham, Henry, 1576?-1643? · London : Printed ... by Wa. Dight · leaf 52
all thy people, farre and necre.: Bee thou, as this Port-culiies, vnto thine,Defend without, and thou witliin llialt fee,A thoufand thouiand, liuc and die with thee. ObfefTis ur openi ccrto munirinne prxftcm,Qus-nonfiiftinco damna creata mihi.Sis catarafta mis (aniiiicrc Monaicha)Britannis,]n:us et… … nr H E feirccil natures;whome in yoiitHfuU prime, ^ Nor coiiiifel good, nor reafons rule .> could tame,Are by their ov/ne experience^ and in time ^To order brought, and * taught themfelves to frame, To honefc courfes, and to loath the waies; So well tlicy liked, in their youthful! daies. Why…
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