The Avncient Order, Societie, and Unitie Laudable, of Prince Arthure and his Knightly Armory of the Round Table. With a Threefold Assertion frendly in fauour and furtherance of English Archery at this day. Translated and Collected by R. R. [i.e. Richard Robinson] |
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58. S. Pryamus
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58. S. Pryamus
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Sable Sheeld Three Gryffons Golde
Passant Carbonckled with eke Golde
This comely Knight condignely bare
For his demerites manyfold,
Passant Carbonckled with eke Golde
This comely Knight condignely bare
For his demerites manyfold,
As whether hee were S. Pryam of Troy
Or els from whence hee haue his name,
Great was his force, his foes to anoy,
Defending his Frends from harme & blame.
Or els from whence hee haue his name,
Great was his force, his foes to anoy,
Defending his Frends from harme & blame.
Here ende the Knights names and their Commendations.
Retaine the Good, Refraine the ill.
Repute not amisse of my Goodwill.
Repute not amisse of my Goodwill.
quoth. Richard. R.
And blase his power to cause the Sonnes of men the same to know.
Psalm. 145. Vers. 11. & 12. Let Israell reioyce in him, that made him of no thing,
And let the Seede of Syon eke bee Ioyfull in their King.
Psalm. 149. Vers.. 2.
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