Mel Heliconium or, Poeticall Honey, Gathered out of The Weeds of Parnassus ... By Alexander Rosse |
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ÆACUS. MINOS. RHADAMANTHUS.
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Gods sons you are, yea Gods, if you be just.
Let no man sin securely, though alone;
For each man hath three Judges in a Throne
Within his brest: these Judges will torment thee
Here and in Hell, where no man shall lament thee.
Now we are men, which heretofore were Ants;
Then let us live like men, and not like Wants,
Still digging: leave your holes, and fix your eyes
Upon your starry-house, the spangled skies,
Where Christ your head, and Lord and Judge doth dwell,
The onely Judge of Heaven, Earth, and Hell.
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