The Tvvo Famous Pitcht Battels of Lypsich, and Lutzen ::

The Tvvo Famous Pitcht Battels of Lypsich, and Lutzen

wherein the ever-renowned Prince Gustavus the Great lived and died a Conquerour: with an Elegie upon his untimely death, composed in Heroick Verse. By John Russell

Russell, John

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TO HIS FRIEND THE AVTHOVR, IN DEFENCE OF HIS Heroick Poem.

TO HIS FRIEND THE AUTHOUR of this Heroick Poem.

To my Friend Master Russell,

TO THE AUTHOUR OF this ensuing Poem, Master Russell.

To his ingenious Friend Master Russell, upon his Heroick Poem.

To his friend the Authour.

THE BATTELL OF LYPSICH.

THE BATTELL OF LVTZEN.

AN ELEGIE UPON THE IMMATURE AND MUCH LAMENTED DEATH OF that most Christian Souldier and Renowned Prince, GVSTAVVS THE GREAT, King of Swethes, Goths, and Vandals; &c.

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—Me castra juvant, & lituo tube
Permistus sonitus, belláque matribus
Detestata—

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