The Theatre of the Scotish Kings By Alexander Garden, Done from the Original Manuscript |
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Eugenius VI. 57th King,
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Eugenius VI. 57th King,
Rang the Yeer of Christ 688, fra the begining of the Kingdome 1018, and Rang 10 Yeers.
A learned Prince, taught in the Holy Laws,
According to the Doctrine in those Dayes:
Northumbriane-Saxons, to his Friendship drawes,
Which all this time, without Distractioun stayes:
Bot with the Pights, no meanes his Mind might move,
To cum t'accord, and league with thame in love,
According to the Doctrine in those Dayes:
Northumbriane-Saxons, to his Friendship drawes,
Which all this time, without Distractioun stayes:
Bot with the Pights, no meanes his Mind might move,
To cum t'accord, and league with thame in love,
THERE faithles Formes, and Treasone he detests,
Therefore on thame, as Traterous he Trode:
And thair Dominions mightelie molests,
And oftentimes, o'reruns thame with his Roads.
In Albion are strange and stupendious things,
Seene in his Time, all ill presageing signs.
Therefore on thame, as Traterous he Trode:
And thair Dominions mightelie molests,
And oftentimes, o'reruns thame with his Roads.
In Albion are strange and stupendious things,
Seene in his Time, all ill presageing signs.
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