A Strappado for the Diuell Epigrams and Satyres alluding to the time, with diuers measures of no lesse Delight. By MISOSUKOS[Greek], to his friend PHILOKRATES[Greek] [by Richard Brathwait] |
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Riddle me this.
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Riddle me this.
An Embleame including the Authors name.
Two waies there be, one broade, the other straite,
which two beat paths leade to a distinct state
Of weale, of woe: this if you right explaine,
the first, though worst, includes the Authors name.
which two beat paths leade to a distinct state
Of weale, of woe: this if you right explaine,
the first, though worst, includes the Authors name.
Or thus
A Brea, a Banke, a Border, or a Shore,Smiles on his name that brought these Satires ore.
His Crest
His Crest a Cuckolds Crosse: his Motto, HeereI giue a Badge which Citizens doe weare.
Blow my Plump-fac't Poulterer of Saffron Hill.
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