The Theatre of the Scotish Kings By Alexander Garden, Done from the Original Manuscript |
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Eugenius the I. 39th King,
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Eugenius the I. 39th King,
Rang the Yeer of Christ 357, fra the begining of the Kingdome 687, and Rang 3 Yeers.
With confident and with a furious Force,
The Romans, Brittons, and the Pights conspire:
T'eradicat, but Mercie or Remorss,
And pull from thee a long preserv'd Impire:
And have (thy Name) but Fauor in thair Furie,
All banded, in Oblivioun, to burie.
The Romans, Brittons, and the Pights conspire:
T'eradicat, but Mercie or Remorss,
And pull from thee a long preserv'd Impire:
And have (thy Name) but Fauor in thair Furie,
All banded, in Oblivioun, to burie.
YET fearslie fought, thou with those Fureis fell,
And all thair Strength, so stoupified and straitts:
That they amaz'd, doubt more with thee to mell,
Whill nought thair Force, but thy vnfreindly Fates
O'rewhelm'd thee fightand with thy hardie Host,
Whairby all lay, and looked as if lost.
And all thair Strength, so stoupified and straitts:
That they amaz'd, doubt more with thee to mell,
Whill nought thair Force, but thy vnfreindly Fates
O'rewhelm'd thee fightand with thy hardie Host,
Whairby all lay, and looked as if lost.
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