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A66787And by His mighty power doth so keepe His souldiers happy soules that fall asleepe That stinging death shall never hurt them, why?
A92182great shal be thy wo, who shal lament thy case?
A93559y Our great Iehovahs sweetnesses are there, no where to Christians they so much appeare; z The treasures there contein''d, who can relate?
A96782And by His mighty power doth so keepe His souldiers happy soules that fall asleepe That stinging death shall never hurt them, why?
A67332As Ivy thrives, which on the Oak takes hold, So with the Prophets may her lines grow old, If they should dye, who can the World forgive?
A67332But on so vast a subject, who can find Words that may reach th''Ideas of his mind?
A67332He that alone, would wise and mighty be, Commands that others Love, as well as he: Love as he Lov''d, how can we soare so high?
A67332Our Language fails, or if it could supply, What Mortal Thought can raise it self so high?
A67332What Mortal can with Heav''n pretend to share In the Superlatives of Wise and Fair?
A67332What endless War would Jealous Nations tear, If none above, did witness what they swear?
A67332Yet if they still divert us with their Rage, What may be hop''d for in a better Age?
A35958And for a drink of water call, and hear on say me nay?
A35958And presuppon a soul were sure to dwell at last above, In heaven with Christ, yet know ye not, what langour is in love?
A35958I came thou welcom''d me; and life I feel dost give?
A35958Tell me now if you have any love like this?
A35958Then why want I contenting love, since Christs love may be had: In whom is all that I do seek, or can be thought or said?
A35958These did thy Father give to thee, with this expresse command, Son?
A35958What banisht can I more be then for life chasde heer and there: Without a hole to hide my head, which even to beasts is rare?
A35958What can befall me which did not before befall to thee?
A35958What greater drouth then want a drink, in journey at mid- day?
A35958What judgement more unjust then find my party sit as judge, And still the lesse fault he can finde, the more at me to grudge?
A35958What ludging lesse then ly thereout?
A35958What more distrest for righteousnesse, can I expect to be?
A35958What prison worse then fall in hands of persecuting Priests, Thirsting like Wolves for blood of Saints to grace their godlesse feasts?
A35958What sicknesse in deferred- hopes?
A35958What torment more then pricks thurst in on''s head fourscore at once?
A35958Why heard I flattering idols words?
A35958what battell with our so: What trouble when God hides his face, and seems us to forgo?
A35958why did I parly keep: Why suffer''d I affection to sing me so asleep?
A66766A Families necessities, who can Support aright or honour God or Man With due respects?
A66766And Lord if such a failing love as mine, May reach to this; how infinite is thine?
A66766And that we might not ever be forlorn, For our eternal safety he was Born?
A66766And what Commandement will he respect Who neither God nor Neighbour doth affect?
A66766And what havoke then Will Trecherys and Murthers make of Men?
A66766And, who will careful be to foster that Which no man owns, and Brutish Lust begat?
A66766And, yet, how boldly did the Prophet threat Succeeding Vengeance?
A66766Except it be that they might soon undo Those fools which do abuse Gods bounty so?
A66766For, what hath he to bar him from the rest, Who but in one hath wilfully transgrest?
A66766How can he love his Neighbour who doth crave Their Heritage, their wives or good to have?
A66766How safe seem''d Jesobel, by being great?
A66766Or if our daies We spend on Idols, forging Puppet plays, And false Ideas, till all truth be lost?
A66766Or, by what means might they be kept in awe, Whose greantness makes them careless of this Law?
A66766Or, if perpetually he do not act All wickedness, and ev''ry filthy Fact?
A66766Or, secure in falshood be, When great Princes scape not free?
A66766Thou shalt not beare false witnes against,& c. Who can hope for Justice where Magistrates false witness bear?
A66766To thee what is it, whether we adore Thee for our God, or none, or twenty more?
A66766VVEre his Edict omitted, who could say, He should enjoy his life or Goods a day?
A66766What other sin would he have left undone, Which might have hindred his beloved one?
A66766What suff''rest thou, when mad Blasphemers rave Against thy holy Name, that thou need''st have A law to curb them?
A66766and though she were high, How low upon a suddain did she lie?
A66766to reprobate?
A66766● nd that prime Attribute have overthrown, ● y which, he chiefly to be God is known?
A60349And all the herbs that bear seed in the field, With fruit of all Trees too that seed do yield?
A60349And could we Angels brook it?
A60349And doth not this invite?
A60349And hath he after all excepted one, Bounding thereby your vast Dominion?
A60349And how is''t possible, poor I should be An equal match for such an enemie?
A60349And how shall I appear?
A60349And is''t indeed just matter of complaint, That I on thee laid not a full restraint?
A60349And must we die the death, if taste the least?
A60349And what, shall I, sighting with such a soe, Hope to make good my ground,& worst him too?
A60349And will he stick at either?
A60349Are only we restrain''d?
A60349Art thou afraid to die?
A60349At what else could I aim?
A60349Because among the Creatures no help is, Shall there be none?
A60349Being from Eden thrust, where shall I flee To seek relief in this my misery?
A60349But how comes this about?
A60349But is there nothing more?
A60349But say he should, He''s fall''n, Why may not I With ease resist a fallen enemy?
A60349But what of this?
A60349But what of this?
A60349But what''s thy duty now?
A60349But whence these fears?
A60349But where, where is he, if his fatal blow Must cut me off, why do n''t he strike it now?
A60349But why should we more words thus spend in waste?
A60349But, Woman, say, what is''t that thou hast done?
A60349Can only blood pardon procure?
A60349Can the Angelic nature shew such love?
A60349Canst not thou find pleasure enough alone?
A60349Canst part with Delilah?
A60349Canst thou pass one without an holy thought, And thankful mindfulness of him that brought Thee up from th''womb?
A60349Christ dy''d for sinners, why then not for thee?
A60349Come, Soul, put on a smile, chase sorrow hence; Whence flow these tears?
A60349Come, dost thou feel the heavy weight of sin?
A60349Created pow''r Would utmost weakness prove, in that same hour It should engage unto''t; who recompence Can return for an infinite offence?
A60349Death only found Us two to fright, and keep us within bound?
A60349Did God say thus, when ye do eat ye dye?
A60349Did I say, will?
A60349Did he not constitute you Lords of all?
A60349Did he not give Unto you all things that on earth do live?
A60349Did he say, Madam, did he say; indeed, On all these Garden- trees ye shall not feed?
A60349Didst sleep away thy golden morning hours?
A60349Do not thy thoughts with him abide?
A60349Dost think I would have done''t, had I foreseen What would the consequence thereof have been?
A60349Dost thou desire to know it?
A60349Doth he not say, The soul that sins shall die?
A60349FAITH Why troublest thou thy self about the morrow?
A60349Faith, speak out, Hast thou more cause of joy, or I of doubt?
A60349Filthy I was, and so am still; How can An holy Christ dwell in so soul a man?
A60349For if man thus forgiveth, how much rather Will he forgive, of Mercy who''s the Father?
A60349For who will reverence a Deity, If they may sin with full impunity?
A60349God saith, wilt have my Son?
A60349Gods Decrees secret are, and who can read His everlasting purpose?
A60349Hast for thy self nothing to say beside?
A60349Hast thou adventur''d to eat of that tree, Concerning which I gave command to thee, Eat thou should''st not?
A60349Hath he his trophies by him?
A60349Hath he near fill''d his prison?
A60349Hath he not made you owners general Of Fish, and Fowl, and Beasts?
A60349Hath not my voice''Waken''d thine ear?
A60349Hath the swift Sun His morning up- hill- course already run?
A60349Have you at last a confin''d liberty?
A60349He is Immutable, and why should I Doubt of that love which hath Eternity?
A60349He knoweth all things, sure; and what if you, Who bear his Image, be made knowing too?
A60349Heaven view,& Skie, with Sea,& Earth, and Air, And who is there that can with me compare?
A60349Himself he his own happiness doth call; What can he want, who in himself hath all?
A60349How can it be, that I who thus beset Am with such en''mies, should the conquest get?
A60349How dost thou feel thy self, how is''t my dear?
A60349How freely did''st thou stoop, when we did fall?
A60349I am undone by thee, and yet must I Be charged as cause of our misery?
A60349I from thy side was without fault transmitted Into thy bosome, and have I committed Any fault since?
A60349I see indeed that thou art naked; well, Of this thy nakedness who did thee tell?
A60349If God should bid thee ask a boon, wouldst cry, Lord, that my soul might live; my sin might die?
A60349If in a land of peace I fainted have, How shall I live on Jordans swelling wave?
A60349Is any change In thee a cause thereof?
A60349Is disobedience the way to rise?
A60349Is no discov''ry made?
A60349Is not the case plain?
A60349Is one day gone, and yet its work not done?
A60349Is that thy misery, thy plague, thy sore?
A60349It was thy sovereign delight; and how Comes it to be a terror to thee now?
A60349Justice now Requires that sentence pass; and who but thou My Son should pass it?
A60349Likely it is, we are more nice than wise, What mischief can lurk in a Paradise?
A60349Lovely she is: But what is that to me?
A60349Many commands before me present are, But where''s obedience?
A60349Many from thence have tumbled, why not I?
A60349My Dear, where hast thou spent so many hours?
A60349My Glory thou design''st; and if for me All this thou''t do, what w''ont I do for thee?
A60349My guilt is great, my God is just, who can Satisfie justice, and clear guilty man?
A60349My head thou wast; if therefore thou didst know Mischief would follow, why didst let me go?
A60349Nay what need Of climbing Heaven, curiously to look, Whether thy name be written in his Book?
A60349Nay, how shall we upon the Angels look?
A60349Now who can tell, what we may meet before Our journey ended is, and time no more?
A60349Or can sin be the way to become wise?
A60349Or how will they such loathsome Creatures brook?
A60349Our great Creator did by words express, Command us to forbear, and ne''rtheless Would''st thou have me to meddle?
A60349Perhaps thou dost not seast it with delight, But dost not feel a craving appetite?
A60349Shall a Law So strict be given, and I not stand in awe?
A60349Shall mercy be resolv''d, yet want a way, By which its selfe to man it might convey?
A60349Should he be lost for ever, how should flame Rise from thy Altars?
A60349Since I was framed by the hand of Heaven, What have I done?
A60349Such as in corner sit by sire- side, Say, weather''s cold, and who can it abide?
A60349Tell me the truth; where hast bestow''d thy love, Unless upon thy dearest friends above?
A60349That sentence can not be reverst, one shall Dye for lost mankind, or they must dye all, who''l pay the debts that men contracted have?
A60349The Serpent did eat first, afterward I, And we do live, why shouldest thou then die If thou shouldst eat?
A60349The footmen weary me, what shall I do, When I am call''d to run with horsemen too?
A60349There''s no day thou dost all thy work; but pray Dost not do something for God ev''ry day?
A60349Thou dost accept him, dost not?
A60349Thou dost deny thy growth in grace; dost know For certain thine estate some years ago?
A60349Though they this can not do, Shall wisdom infinite be nonplust too?
A60349Thy wound''s incurable, who can it heal?
A60349VVhere is the beauty now of his Creation?
A60349Was she by me given to be thy Guide?
A60349Was this rare fruit designed for a beast?
A60349What Prince would have another in his Throne?
A60349What hast thou found either in look or word, Or in one single carriage, which afford Ground of suspicion may?
A60349What may a worm do?
A60349What means all this, my Lord?
A60349What mine?
A60349What more can Justice ask?
A60349What more is lacking?
A60349What one will dye himself, their lives to save?
A60349What one would thy Name Exalt?
A60349What speak thy bleeding heart,& weeping eyes?
A60349What then remains, but that we study do Love to each other, how to shew it too In all ways possible?
A60349What though this hour I fetch my dying groan?
A60349What time of day is it?
A60349What work could thee detain?
A60349What''s too much for thy Intercession, Which, I know, thou wilt ever live to make With me in Heaven for poor Sinners sake?
A60349When thou art suitor, what shall not be done?
A60349When was that charge giv''n forth?
A60349Where art thou Adam?
A60349Where is thy love?
A60349Which is an argument, I shall not dye, The Serpent eat and dy''d not, why should I?
A60349Who shall repairer be?
A60349Who would not hug a Christ, when hugging him We may in Pleasures river daily swim?
A60349Whom can he owe it to, being God alone?
A60349Whom dost desire?
A60349Why this delay?
A60349Will the Angelic stock sufficient prove?
A60349Wouldst give a world, there were not one within?
A60349Wouldst thou destroy thy self?
A60349Wouldst willingly offend thy God no more?
A60349and made sure Of thousands that did think themselves secure, And out of gun- shot?
A60349and made thy heart rejoice, As it was wo nt to do?
A60349but grant it, hadst not rather, If die we must, that we die both together?
A60349can I go So near thee unperceiv''d?
A60349can it defile?
A60349canst Agag hew, Thy Kingly- darling- lust, canst bid adieu To all the Idols of thine heart?
A60349canst for the world be free Without some intercourse''twixt God& thee?
A60349canst prove it?
A60349come and impart The matter as it is; Adam where art?
A60349dost fear My faithfulness to God or thee?
A60349dost not hear''t?
A60349dost thou not know My being in the Garden?
A60349doth Jealousie( That bane of conjugal Society) Peep up already in thy breast?
A60349doth he recall To mind with triumph, David''s, Peter''s fall?
A60349doth he tell Of captives he hath led in chains to Hell?
A60349or what could supply bow''rs Thy Husbands room so long?
A60349or what occasion given?
A60349or where thy noble heart?
A60349or with what face Can I look upon God?
A60349shall death us part?
A60349shall that be lost Which he prefer''d before his life?
A60349were there Any of them could my great power withstand, Or keep Samaria from Assyria''s hand?
A60349what a pow''r Of sad perplexing thoughts assault my mind?
A60349what hand hath brought Such Cordials in, when of them least I thought?
A60349what pleasant Could keep thee from me?
A60349what resistance can Be made by foolish weak and naked man?
A60349where Ivah''s and Sepharvaim''s gods?
A60349whose absence dost bemoan, Like that of God, who is thine only one?
A60349why is this great expence Of deep fetcht sighs& groans?
A60349would not thy glory, Father, fade, Should they be lost, who for thy glory made All know?
A17357( Can all the sectes vvhich haue bene since Christs daies Together joyned, such a number raise?
A17357( Speake Alberstate and Mansfield as you brag Of Monasteries spoiles, vnder vvhose flag Your vvarfare is?
A17357Am I not shee vvho conceiu''d vvithout sin In Mothers vvombe to bruise him did begin?
A17357Am not I able to performe my vvord, And set my sacred flesh vpon the board?
A17357And can a Lambe for such a price be sold, More vvorth then Iasons sheepe vvith fleece of gold?
A17357And praid before it, should not her blest soule, Haue still remained, as a Blacke- more foule?
A17357And shall I thinke my Church and sheepfold theare VVhere my chiefe Vicar PETER hath no care?
A17357And shall such appertaine vnto my mount, VVho of good vvorkes make none or little count?
A17357And tell me vvhat is sin?
A17357And you Svvash- bucklers of our English stage, Thinke you discretion is your valours page?
A17357Art thou the Man, vvhose Pen againe made right, That stone vvhich from his due place fell dovvne quite Spalatoes Prelate?
A17357As I behold my IESVS on the Rood, VVith armes extended, shed his pretious bloud: Hovv am I moou''d?
A17357As I this vvofull spectacle doe vievv, VVhat actes must follovv, vvhat affects ensue?
A17357As hee the vvarlike Chananites subdues?
A17357Beheaded by sterne Emperours decree, For hiding in his house,''gainst Kesars lavves, Iehouas Priest?
A17357But am I frantique?
A17357But can your malice as yet farther goe, Are you stil vvittie to increase his vvoe?
A17357But let once fire enflame the charged Gun, VVho doth not quake, and from his fury run?
A17357But shall the vvorld be vvarm''d by Austrias son, And to our Britaine shall no good be done?
A17357But that vvhich made my Muse astonisht more, VVas to behold a strange conceited Dore: This vvas forsooth an euer- running floud, A floud saie I?
A17357But vvhat''s the cause for vvhich they shed her bloud?
A17357But vvith vvhat drinke is this great banquet stor''de, VVhat Massique vvine adornes this royall borde?
A17357By mee just honours vveare to Reliques giu''n And doe I novv contemne the same in heaun?
A17357By the sharpe Axes blovv, shee there doth bleed, Heau''ns did yee shine, vvas there a vvicked Sun To lend a daie, vvhil''st such a deed vvas done?
A17357Call they not mee impostor vvith high Priests VVho saie that I so jugle vvith my ghests?
A17357Can such a one finde fauour in thy sight, VVho for Idolatries defence doth vvrite?
A17357Can such more spit their rancourd malice forth, Then in diminishing my graces vvorth?
A17357Could England breed So manie Actours of so so braue a deed?
A17357Could Hannibal more sundrie nations tell, Then sects contrarie in that Babell dvvell?
A17357Did Philistims or SAMSON the field loose, VVhen at his death he kil''d three thousand foes?
A17357Did not Bizantium set the Church on fier?
A17357Did not Iouinian a foule Hogstie make, VVhen from chaste life he did all merit take?
A17357Did not Nouatians build a house of claie, VVhilst Priests authoritie they tooke avvaie?
A17357Doe vvee beleeue amisse?
A17357Doe you feare death?
A17357Doth he not Preach, although he make no noyse?
A17357Doth it by IESVS vvill to their lot fall, To prepare Morter for the Churches vvall?
A17357Doth not our CHAMPNEY the true Prelate Crovvne, VVhilst he casts from their throne vsurpers dovvne?
A17357Doth not this Queene of those foure nayles make much, VVho holied vveare by IESVS bodies touch?
A17357For IESVS faith?
A17357For vvere he not consum''d bysuch a Sun, Hovv should an holocaust be rightly done?
A17357For vvhy hath Pegasus his vvings to flie?
A17357Good God saie I, are ELIZAeVS yeares Againe reuolu''d?
A17357Harke my vviseman, vvhat is the vvorld?
A17357Haue I built vp my Church, IEHOVA saith, On Arrius, Hus, on Magus faithlesse faith?
A17357Hence vgly Monster, vvhy staiest thou behind, To be the Hang- man of the spotted mind?
A17357Hovv augments he our building as for it, Three hundreth thousand stones he maketh fit?
A17357Hovv cruellie doe you meeke IESVS vse?
A17357Hovv dare these Gerasines( feeders of svvine) Affirme their durtie village to be mine?
A17357Hovv doth he make Celestiall Spirits mount, VVhen hee the Eight Beatitudes doth count?
A17357Hovv many doe vvee see, vvho are all ill Haue riches, honours, pleasures at their vvill?
A17357Hovv many of the Tovvnesmen left he dead?
A17357Hovv many such in vpper places goe?
A17357Hovv many such our Basan Pastures shovve?
A17357Hovv many thousands of the selfe- same coate, In Sions Quire chaunt Alleluias note?
A17357Hovv oft didst thou againe vvith the foule Hog VVallovv in myre, hovv often vvith the Dog Returne to vomit?
A17357Hovv oft didst thou returne to PETERS Chaire?
A17357Hovv oft didst thou thy heresies forsvveare?
A17357Hovv then dare these blasphemers of my grace, Saie I haue chosen for my Church a place VVith the earth euen?
A17357I built a neate, an ample statelie Kirke, And dare these saie, their hogsties are my vvorke?
A17357I in my Church( vvhat nation can so boast?)
A17357If God vvould not haue holy Pictures stand, To grace his Church; vvhy vvas the cut off hand of Damascene restor''d by MARIES praire?
A17357If it be chiefest loue our liues to spend,( Iesus saith so) in seruice of our friend, VVas not the charitie of Romaines much?
A17357In large descentes of this illustrious line Hovv many rare Pulcherias doe shine?
A17357Is it not strange a Lambe should on his backe Carrie a flocke of Sheep, and their sins pack?
A17357Is not their Amsterdam the drugs, the fex, The sinke of all impuritie and sects?
A17357Is this blest Riuer DAVIDS house of Armes To furnish vs vvith sheilds against all harmes?
A17357Is your soule sicke?
A17357Let none it contrarie to reason thinke, That I haue temper''d some gall vvith my incke?
A17357Let vvartes destroie France, Germanie, and Beme, VVhat doe they care, so vvarres be far from them?
A17357Linguist Philosopher, Statesman to King: Best husband, Father, vvhat not?
A17357Made shee not Barach to stretch out his hand, And put to flight the nevv- sprung errors bands?
A17357Moreouer can rebellions cause be just, VVhen thieues true Lords out of possession thrust?
A17357Must vvee be ouer- past, as if vvee stood Vnder the Arctike Pole, vvhere comes no good?
A17357Neptune appeaseth euery troubled vvaue,( So great a virtue holy Reliques haue:) On euery vvall vvhy should not Ladies see?
A17357No Iohn de Austria their cities vvin, No Parma take reuolting Holland in?
A17357No demi- god( better then other men) Grapple vvith theiuish Cacus in his den?
A17357Of Aibigenses vvhat doth novv remaine?
A17357Of Golden loue vvas not made all the rest?
A17357Of conquer''d Sergius did PAVLE get his name?
A17357Of other Scriptures is not a great part Compos''d according to Poeticke Art?
A17357Or as in first creation great God brings Out of the vvaters feth''red foule vvith vvings?
A17357Or doe the Amazons for ILIONS sake By Argiues ransaked a nevv Troie make?
A17357Or shall I thinke Bauarias Duke so good, Because his vaines doe flovv vvith AVSTRIAN bloud?
A17357Or vvell ey''d prudence doth your courage guide?
A17357Others are poore, vvhat then?
A17357Our Atlas dies, vvho shall supplie his place, Hath he left heires of this supporting grace?
A17357Our bodies hetherto haue bene kept chast, And vnto death shall not this purenesse last?
A17357Que ofreceremos de nuestra parte?
A17357Quoth he( and sighs) at my yeares PHILIPS son, Conq''uerd the vvorld: and( beast) vvhat haue I done?
A17357Romaines ope their eies?
A17357Shall Gentle- men no more, Behold SEBASTIAN shed his manly goare, For IESVS cause?
A17357Shall I an ample Roll of CAeSARS shovv, Or for great Monarkes to HESPERIA goe?
A17357Shall I describe this glorious Nilus head VVhen it began?
A17357Shall I recount hovv Hungarie and Beme Haue gouern''d bene, and kept good by this stem?
A17357Shall not our English Queenes see HELEN make A holy journey for deuotion sake To Salem tovvne?
A17357Shall not such justly feare, their names to finde In the blacke booke of death?
A17357Shall vve discend from heau''n to our earths frame, From earth to hell, and demaund of the same?
A17357Shall vve polluted be vvith Pagans rape?
A17357Shall vvee haue Iulians in our vvretched age, Shevv against IESVS Crucifixe their rage?
A17357Shall vvee of MARGARETS and MARIES tell, In vvhom Pulcherias many virtues dvvell?
A17357Should Herod knovv, that IESVS is Gods Son, VVould hee doe lesse thinke you then he hath done?
A17357Such stories and by them instructed be?
A17357Such vvorthy motiues are for vvhich you braule: Saie you haue suff''red vvrong, right you it vvell?
A17357Take Pictures hence, vvhere is the idiots booke?
A17357Tell me in histories can it be shovvne That sects to IESVS Chutch haue brought a stone?
A17357Tell mee vvhat reasons more can you alledge?
A17357Telling this act shall I a credit finde?
A17357That I might not behold Marathons fight?
A17357That vvee not ouertaken by darke nighte, Discerne may, vvhen, and vvhere, our foes to smite?
A17357The Cath''like title, vvhat a splendor brings, To the stil Conquering Hesperian Kings?
A17357The Gospell saies, let CAeSAR haue his due, Hovv for the Gospell fight you then, thinke you?
A17357The Sisters aske, hovv they durst vse a Knife So soone to cut thy golden thread of life?
A17357The soule of Man cloth''d vvith this fleshly furre, Is this poore Hart, by many cruell Curr, Hunted to death, the houndes names vvill you heare?
A17357Then God would haue thee, why wouldst thou be higher?
A17357These Pictures vvhich in such fayre order stand, Must they be vvith a sacrilegious hand Cast out our Church?
A17357Thy royall Ancestors, vvhat better name, Then Faiths defender haue?
A17357To NAAMANS leprosie art thou a kin, And must still sticke to the defiled skin?
A17357To sou''raingty vvhy doest thou so aspire?
A17357To you my PRINCE I consecrate my booke, Reward my Muse: with what?
A17357VVas not vvhite marble his Parthenian brest?
A17357VVas there a land in that age to vs knovvne, VVhether PAVLE vvent not to fetch vvood and stone?
A17357VVast not enough that thou didst dravv so neare To IESVS in thy soule, but thou must beare His likenesse in thy limms?
A17357VVhat Church of Sectaries a Virgin shovves, VVho slit for Chastities defence her nose?
A17357VVhat Cittie vvas there, vvhat defensiue vvall, VVhich vvith his thunder- bolt he made not fall?
A17357VVhat Gospel can they haue, vvhere Turks, vvhere Ievvs Their Synagogues, and prophane Mesquits vse?
A17357VVhat IESVS euer vvas, and did not flie Aboue the common pitche of humane race?
A17357VVhat are these Mountaines vvhere such vvorthies di''de, But eleuated hils of humaine pride?
A17357VVhat are these vvals, these battlements dovvne cast, By sacred povvre of Priests forgiuing blast?
A17357VVhat artes, vvhat stratagems doth IESVS vse?
A17357VVhat doest thou meane my Muse, vvhy gadst thou so?
A17357VVhat dost thou meane?
A17357VVhat dyet hath such virtue as this food: Mortall to make immortall, vvicked good?
A17357VVhat hath Semiramis obtaind the Crovvne, And shevves Magnificence in Babels tovvne?
A17357VVhat hauock amongst Rebels doe they make, Hovv many soules send dovvne to stygian lake?
A17357VVhat industrie, vvhat labours doest thou spend In gaining Iudas?
A17357VVhat is defectiue novv?
A17357VVhat pleasures had he?
A17357VVhat vvonder then, if as Hart through here passe, He seeme to be far other then he vvas?
A17357VVhen any vvith the rot infected vvare, VVith vvhat loue didst thou cure them, vvith vvhat care?
A17357VVhere is Iouinians Hoie; vvhere Arrius Boate?
A17357VVhilest her proud Prelate labour''d to be higher Then God ordaind?
A17357VVho but a IESVS could command the Sun?
A17357VVho but our IESVS, only hath the grace?
A17357VVho can the promis''d land out- deale to his?
A17357VVho doth not REIGNOLDS for his braue vvit loue?
A17357VVho euer had this name, and vvas not high?
A17357VVho hath not hard of angrie ADRIAS vvaues, VVhere millions of ships haue found their graues?
A17357VVho more then I against Iouinian vvritt And must I novv''mongst his Disciples sit?
A17357VVho say my diuine hand Almightie is, VVhy giue they limits to my povvre in this?
A17357VVho shall in Lethes streames his members bath( Is it a benefite?)
A17357VVho should of Sixtus and his Laurence tell If Valerianus had not bene so fell: VVho e''re had heard of braue Sebastians praise?
A17357VVho vvould not judge such silly Cates vnfit, For Potentates, vvhom there vvee see to sit?
A17357VVhom did''st not thou instruct, to vvhom not Preach ● VVhom virtue not by thy example teach?
A17357VVhom doth not BRISTOL vvith his vvritings moue?
A17357VVhose holie anger made Apollo staie, And baite his firie horses in the vvaie; VVho but a IESVS such an act hath done?
A17357VVhy didst thou giue him his hand backe againe, VVho Images Relligion did sustaine?
A17357VVhy doe you voluntarie your selues thrust To patronize a cause as Hell vn- just?
A17357VVhy should not euery vvall and corner Preach And vvhat religion HELEN vvas of teach?
A17357VVhy should you take such tyrants for your freinds, VVho affect none but for their priuare ends?
A17357VVill men beleeue such an heroicke minde Could in so manie dvvell?
A17357VVith my claie Carcase: haue not I a share, As- vvell as he, in a Caelestiall ayre?
A17357Yet i''st not vvonderfull?
A17357You challenge others, for they tooke the vvall?
A17357],[ Antwerp?
A17357as Priests shall him out tell Poore thirtie pence, he vvill his Maister sell?
A17357as if the vvhole end Of thy conuersing in the vvorld had bin To make this vvretch forsake his haunt of sin: And vvhat revvard?
A17357como se declararà nuestro reconocimiento?
A17357in feete handes side Must IESVS holy characters be spide?
A17357let mee more ponder, and not crie, VVhat vvas this Man so honour''d, more then I?
A17357those vvho neuer soare VVith counsailes vvings to heau''n, vvhat haue they more Then earth?
A17357vvho gaue the same?
A75925''T is not the number of acquirde commands Makes Monarcks potent?
A75925( Does not such blisse stand on a ticklish point, The Gout, or head- ach can put out of joynt?)
A75925( What''s poore mans state, Continually exposed to their hate?)
A75925; Will you behold the royall majesty, Of Spanish Kings?
A75925A still supplying Subject?
A75925Adventur''d for the Parliamentall rights?
A75925And may we not imagine that God aym''d At the same end?
A75925And such an object how must it distill, Torrents of pleasures on the ravish''d will?
A75925And then what hee hath in Aenigma''s put, Make curious wits enueleat the Nut?
A75925And why all this?
A75925Are not there other beasts, the Fox, the Ape, The Dog, the Elephant so wise as is The Serpent?
A75925Are not your eyes now open?
A75925Are our Rils drunke up?
A75925Are private men more happy?
A75925Be slaves, and as obsequious Vassals stand, To know, then execute what hee le command?
A75925But can not Pyrrhus and his Cineas doe All this in Epire?
A75925But sole GODS hand, And PROVIDENCE( that can events command) So soone, so easily with no losse of blood Redeeme a Kingdome from long servitude?
A75925But that grand Traytor, Lucifer, what''s done With him?
A75925But who can crosse Gods efficacious will?
A75925But why did he assume the Serpents shape?
A75925Can any Law Limit his Arme?
A75925Can any object be like God?
A75925Can any poyson lurke within?
A75925Can he be specifide by words of Art?
A75925Can he who no waies will be circumscrib''de, By any termes of Learning be describ''de?
A75925Can such a God be barren?
A75925Contented with a scrip, a dish, a staffe, More mad themselves at others madnesse laugh?
A75925Could humane wit or strength?
A75925Dare we presume we have a Deitie, In us to cast on faults infinitie ▪ Are we not mortall men?
A75925Did God idely take Such paines in the composure?
A75925Did too much plenty cause a surquedrie?
A75925Do''s Anubis barke?
A75925Doe not I lyneally claim ● my descent, From great Achilles, who to ● lium went?
A75925False Impe, who wouldst have Empire over all, To the lowest pit thou shalt dejected fall: Can nothing please thee but thy Makers Crowne?
A75925HOw often write I Verses?
A75925Had we not peace?
A75925Have I degenerated?
A75925How art thou spotted, with what tincture di''de, Of sins proud London?
A75925How bountifully did they give their store, Of gold at Guildhall?
A75925How did the searcher of all intrailes finde, Iniquity in so sublime a minde?
A75925How did we handle Strafford?
A75925How fitly doe the quiet thrones expresse, Gods never to be altered quietnesse?
A75925How many Princes, mounted even to th''top Of Fortunes wheele, have falne?
A75925How many starv''d in prisons thither sent, Even for no crimes, at your commandement?
A75925How many wealthy men, even in our times, Either for reall or supposed Crimes, Have been dispoil''d of all?
A75925I st not Gods chiefest atribute to show Much mercie to transgressours?
A75925I st not a folly( Sir) to vaunt of blood?
A75925I st''not strange one single crime, Should last, and blast all progresses of time?
A75925If they are ill, why are they lef''t to roame Abroad, why are they not confin''d to home In Hell?
A75925In Heaven?
A75925Ingratefull wretches why have you misus''d, Those treasures I have given you, why abusde?
A75925Is it Times fault?
A75925Is there delight in War?
A75925Le ts aske where are their followers now?
A75925Must Angels so accomplished with grace, In Entity so perfect give him place?
A75925Nothing at all, And must the masse of man for nothing fall?
A75925Now, what a pleasant Vision wert?
A75925Only a Whin, a Bramble will be great, Takes complacence enthron''d in Royall Seate; But what''s the sequell?
A75925Or did not envy raigne?
A75925Or didst thou surfeit with much plenitude?
A75925Or envy?
A75925Or in Augustus, or Vespasians time, Proud with the Trophees of the Easter clime?
A75925Our fountains dry?
A75925QUale tuum pectus, quae Musa humana superna, Dum pariter lustrans, Tartareasque domus?
A75925Ruine on him?
A75925Semei may barke, Achitophel counsel give, But how long after did these traytors live?
A75925Shall I who have so many Verses writ, In every Theme impl ● yd my active wit; And having promis''d Verses, not performe What I have promis''d?
A75925Shall not there be DVRATION?
A75925Shall sins against our selves be thought almost, As great as sins against the Holy Ghost, Ne''re to be pardon''d?
A75925Shall we conceive Adam was so unwise, To think an apple could make cleare his eyes?
A75925So Solomon his Queenes so much affects, That for''em to false Gods he Phanes erects: But did the mischiefe end in Adams sin?
A75925Study foure yeeres the ten Predicaments, Meane while forget the ten Commandements; What profits Stoicisme?
A75925Such Victories obtain''d enter new sights?
A75925Suffer the heat of dayes, the cold of nights?
A75925Suppose we conquer Rome, Africk, Spaine, France, In Asia our victorious ● lags advance, What have we got?
A75925Surely such men have been; and made a shew Of Learning, had Disciples, and did know Something indeed, although not much; but what?
A75925The union''s lost, where is, and what is that?
A75925Their maimed Dagon falls before the Arke, Do''s Hamon bleate now?
A75925Then how pellucid bodyes made divine By glory are?
A75925Then in the turnes and windings that he makes, How does he represent the circling snakes?
A75925Then what a glorious sight wil''t be to see, Great Rome in all her former Majesty?
A75925This noble Prince, and all his court''sie foyld?
A75925Thus Monarcks may decline, and may not such, Who to a state turne Kingdomes doe as much?
A75925VVAs thy Quill made o th''towring Eagles wing, Who soaring in the bosome of his King, Saw what was done in Heaven?
A75925VVHo''s this?
A75925WHy did God labour when he made the Court Of Heaven so glorious?
A75925Was Lucifer a Peacock?
A75925Was ever Rome, Spar ● ●, or Athens blest, With such a happinesse?
A75925Was he accomplish''d?
A75925Was not a Wave, Nestorius venturde on Nestorius grave?
A75925Was thy eye evill because God was good?
A75925We have surveigh''d the world and nothing finde, Which can beatifie m ● ns restlesse mind: Created to be happy: must this end, Be frustrate?
A75925Wee meane to treate of GOD, what shall wee take For Essence, and a Definition make?
A75925What Aromatick smell?
A75925What Plato''s wit To your salvation?
A75925What a magnifique spectacle shal''t be?
A75925What are your Empires?
A75925What are your stately masques?
A75925What can content this brainsick young mans minde?
A75925What harme did we the Devill?
A75925What horrid act hath his eversion wrought?
A75925What is, is his; and must he come so low Beneath himselfe, that when he will bestow His favours, he must aske his creatures what He shall bestow?
A75925What quoth th''aspiring Angell, shall this slime o th earth, this worme in plenitude of tyme, Grac''d with the union Hypostaticall, Be Deified?
A75925What round Angels?
A75925What the Stagyrit?
A75925What their Historie?
A75925What title have you to invade these lands?
A75925What undiscovered pathes the Serpent treades, With what slye Engines, and darke wayes he leades Mankinde to errour?
A75925What was his fury?
A75925What''s Provideence?
A75925What''s Solomon on his Imperiall Throne, His Grandees all attending, every one Praising his wisedome?
A75925What''s all this To what we are made for, everlasting blisse?
A75925What''s the worlds treasure to Beatitude?
A75925What''s thirty miles to Sions amplitude?
A75925What''s to be done?
A75925What?
A75925When I was young, whose valour but mine owne Worth could restore me to my Fathers throne?
A75925When gave you lodging to the harbourlesse?
A75925When help''d you widowes, and the fatherlesse?
A75925Where are Diogenes scholers that can scrub, Sleepe, wake, eate, drinke, live, die; All in one Tub?
A75925Wherefore are wee joyn''d So fiercely in dispute?
A75925Who but the Mother of us all Gods minde Could in few words such stronge allusions finde?
A75925Who can describe what''s sin?
A75925Who can tell, How many Monarks by their Vassals fell?
A75925Who for smooth Epicure will Champions be?
A75925Who now adore strict Zeno''s Apathie?
A75925Who to defend their marcid Axioms vow?
A75925Why all this stir?
A75925Why did th''ambitious Horse endure the bit, To chase the hart, then would be free from it?
A75925Why doe wee study?
A75925Will nothing satisfie?
A75925Will we not feare, Like retributions at Gods hands?
A75925With soaring wings why would he northward flye, And independant be as the most high?
A75925Would all thus Poetize, who would refuse, To celebrate the straines of such a Muse?
A75925Yet has he perpetrated all these crimes, By proxie, above a hundred thousand times) How fell the Devill then?
A75925You cruell men, what pleasure did you take?
A75925Your stewardship, not knowing, or not caring, How I to thousand others have been sparing, To you most bountifull?
A75925a transcendent pride?
A75925and shall we beare Immortall enmities?
A75925and without hope Ever to rise; who but the other day, Ore many Nations had Monarchicke sway?
A75925begin againe: And search in every corner of my braine?
A75925but deaths, but bands, But sequestrations of mens goods and lands, Will we not feare?
A75925did he glorying in his state, Aspire to be with God coequall Mate?
A75925did not these hands Defeat Demetrius, and his bay- crownd bands?
A75925doe not the conquerors sit upon The manner of his chastisement?
A75925furnish it with light, Of all the scattered Tapers of the night, And that eternall Torch the Sun?
A75925he can best dispence, Who knowes what''s given is but benevolence Great were thy eminencies: did we repine At dignities conferd on thee, and thine?
A75925how grave Laud?
A75925how smooth the skin, And gay?
A75925ingenious playes?
A75925le ts cast up our account, To how much- does the totall summe amount?
A75925must all the Kates be spoyld?
A75925must we toyle, and labour spend In vaine?
A75925often teare My Verses?
A75925or Talions Law?
A75925shall our children rue, And childrens children( what they never knew) Their Grandsires errors?
A75925stil imagining they were, Vnworthy thy brave Muse?
A75925that he shou''d, Envy our happinesse, prevent our good?
A75925the Seige of Troy, And sacking oft''?
A75925through what labours run, To finde how, where, by whom, such deeds were done?
A75925what have we got by wars?
A75925what his drunkennesse?
A75925what sights?
A75925wherefore in such sort Did he adorne it?
A75925wherefore take a mold, Better then this terrestriall we behold, For the Materiall?
A75925whether on this or that Person, or nature?
A75925who from the abysse of nought, First made thee, then to this perfection brought?
A75925why did they not when they lost grace, Forfeite as well their Energye as place?
A75925why must we goe so far, Expose our selves to th''hazard of a war?
A75925why should we run through So many dangers; wherefore fight and rome?
A75925will we not stand in awe, Of the like recompence?