The pilgrimage of Princes penned out of sundry Greeke and Latine aucthours by Lodovvicke Lloid |
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Agamemnon his death.
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Agamemnon his death.
Whome tenne yeares warres in Phrigian fieldes,nor Troyans force subdue:
Whome winde, nor Seas, nor tempest hurt,
this Clitemnestra slue.
This famous Prince and Capitaine graunde,
of all the Geekes in fielde:
Whome fame in Phrigia so aduaunced,
his onely spouse him kilde.
Thus fortune friendly flowed fast,
and fauored fame to sounde:
Till frowning fortune foylde the state,
which fawning fortune founde.
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