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Du Bartas

His Divine Weekes And Workes with A Compleate Collectio[n] of all the other most delight-full Workes: Translated and written by yt famous Philomusus: Iosvah Sylvester

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EPIGRAMMS.

1. Of a King.

Extirp ,
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1.

extoll;
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2.

knowe,
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3.

keep;
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4.

loue,
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5.

learne (from High)
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6.


Bad,
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1.

Good;
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2.

Thy Self,
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3.

The Lawes-path;
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4.

Peace,
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5.

to Dye.
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6.


2. Of a Lawyer.

Liue iust (Iustinian) still: shield,
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1.

shun,
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2.

suppress;
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3.


Good-mens Good Cause,
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1.

Bribes,
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2.

Brawling-Peevishness.
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3.


3. Of a Physician.

Hee that can Cure the Sick, and Keep the Sound,
Shall be My Leach (Whether He Kill, or Wound).

4. Of a Divine.

Know GOD; know'n, teach Him; as thou teachest, tread:
So shall thy Folk be as well taught, as fed.

5. Of a Iudge.

Both blinde and lame I iudge Thee best to make;
Least that thine Eyes miss-giue, thy Hands miss-take.

6. Of a Husbandman.

Good-morrow bids the Cock, th'Owle bids Good-night,
To Countrie-Cares: I bid, God speed them right.

7. Of a Captaine.

In War and Peace, Christ is the sole Commander,
To lead to God-ward: follow still His Standard.

Of all the Seauen.

So Rule,
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1.

Plead,
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2.

Practise,
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3.

Preach,
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4.

Doom,
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5.

Delay
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6.

Direct;
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Climes,
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1.

Causes,
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2.

Cures,
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3.

Christ,
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4.

Crimes,
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5.

Turnes,
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6.

Troups select.
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7.


FINIS.