The first booke of ayres of fovre parts, with Tableture for the luteh So made, that all the parts may be plaide together with the Lute, or one voyce with the Lute and Base-Vyell |
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[VI.]
Bright Starre of beauty, on whose Temples sit,Appolloes wisdome, and Dame Pallas wit,
Thou shalt not Crowned be with vulgar Bayes,
Because for thee it is, Crowne too base:
The Birds, the Beasts, their Goddesse doe thee call.
Thou art their Keeper, Thou preseru'st them all:
O what faire garland, worthy is to fit,
Thy faire blest browes that compasse in all merrit?
Appolloes Tree can yeeld thee but small praise,
It is too stale a Vesture for that place.
Thy skill doth equall Pallas, not thy birth,
Shee to the Heauens yeelds Musicke. Thou to the Earth.
| The first booke of ayres of fovre parts, with Tableture for the luteh | |