The Theatre of the Scotish Kings By Alexander Garden, Done from the Original Manuscript |
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Congall, 44th King,
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Congall, 44th King,
Rang the Yeer of Christ 479, fra the begining of the Kingdome 809, and Rang 22 Years.
Most provident, thow prompt and puissant Prence,
Of Judgement sound, and of a scharpe Ingine:
Approved Prudent by Experience,
Amends the Misses of King Constantine:
Thy Life and Lawes togidder did agrie,
A passing Praise, perpollent Prince to thee.
Of Judgement sound, and of a scharpe Ingine:
Approved Prudent by Experience,
Amends the Misses of King Constantine:
Thy Life and Lawes togidder did agrie,
A passing Praise, perpollent Prince to thee.
THE bloodie Britons, and the Saxons set,
To stress thy State, ay as thair Greatnes grew:
Those gallantlie thou in two Battels bet,
And then of thir, thou many thousands slew:
Preserv'd thy Crowne, from forder thair offences,
Then Livde and Deit a Paterne unto Prences.
To stress thy State, ay as thair Greatnes grew:
Those gallantlie thou in two Battels bet,
And then of thir, thou many thousands slew:
Preserv'd thy Crowne, from forder thair offences,
Then Livde and Deit a Paterne unto Prences.
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