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To Marius. Armour and weapon against the deuill.
Against the slie deceiptes,of Sathan tyraunt fell:
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how to bee fensed well?
First curet thyne must bee,
All pride for to expell:
Thy helmet, as thy selfe,
To loue thy next as well.
Thy buckler that must bee,
A chast vnspotted brest:
Use patience for thy brigandine,
when Fortune doeth molest.
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