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IN NOMINA ILLVSTRISSIMORVM HEROVM, THOMAE EGERTONI, Sigilli magni Cuſtodis. CAROLI HOVARDI, C. de NOT. Archit. Ang. THOMAE SACVILI, D. de BVC. Theſ. Reg. CAROLI BLVNT, D. de MONT. Regis in Hibernia locum tenentis. IOANNIS FORTESCVI, CANC. LAN. GILBERTI TAILBOTI, C. DE SCHR. HENRICII PERCII, C. de NORT. EDOVARDI VEIERI, C. OX. HENRICI VRIOTHESLEI, C. DE SVTH.

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IN NOMINA CLARISSIMORVM EEq. IOANNIS STANHOPPI, Vicecam. IVLII CAESARIS, M. Supplicor. LL. GEORGII CHAEREI, Domus Reginae Praefecti. IOANNIS SWINERTONII, Vicec. Lond.

Ad eoſdem. VEſtra Fides, quorum conatus nemo ſecutus Phlegraeos, ſtuduit ferro animare manus In Regni Haeredem (O iubeat, cui fata iubenti Obſequium debent, impia turba cadat!) Heroes, mihi carmen erit: concedite ſed nunc Vt tenui referam Nomina veſtra ſono. Officiis, homines, diuos acceditis altis: Eſte Deis facili mente manu que pares. Prodite facto animis ſimiles diis, mente ferentum Duntaxat ſolitis dona probare ſibi.
THOMAS EGERTONVS per Anagramma. HEROS MAGNE TOTVS. ET pater, & proauus, diuini & Sanguinis ordo, Et bona fortunae, nomina magna ferunt▪ Iſta at tu trutinas aequa dum lance, laboras De proprijs Laudem iure parare bonis. Ceu Genus, & Proaui, tum quae non fecerisipſe, Maiorum potiùs quàm tua dona putes. At quid opus fruſtrà cumulare Encomia verbis? Magnus es, externi nil que decoris egens. Hinc Anagramma aliud (quamuis vena vrgeat altè) Quàm Magni Herois nomina ferre nequit. MAGNE HEROS cenſu, ſed maior Sanguine auito, Maxime Virtutum, quêis cumulare, gradu: Vt Generis, cenſus, ſicnil quo que ſortis egenus, Quae Virtus tribuit, Nomina Magna gere. Aſtraea haud cuiquam (vel ſit digniſsimus ille) Digniùs aeternùm ferre Sigilla dabit. CAROLVS HOVARDVS per Anagramma. VALOR CHARVS SVDO. PRo Patria ſudans, potes has effundere voces, Nomine de verſo quas Anagramma facit: Non ideo Charus, partem quòd vendicet ortus, Sum Patriae: at meritis, at pietate, fide. Sic etenim ob Patriam diſcrimen deſpicis omne, Vt ſibi te natum dicere iure queat. Altiùs hinc vexit, tribuit ius in que Profundum. Officio incolumis ſit, VALOR, illa tuo! THOMAS SACVILVS per Anagramma. SIS HVMVS LOCATA. EXcelſa eſt tibi Mens, licèt hanc, SACVILE, caduca Corporis humani pondere membra grauent. At premere haud poſſunt: Animus nam que extulit vltrò: Suppeditans facilem munia ad alta gradum. Nec malè Phoebus HVMVM vocitat te mente Locatam, Corporeae ſupra conditionis opus. Temnis enim ſpecies, quas non laudârit Honeſtas, Quae bona Fortunae ſub Probitate locat. Quàm bene conſuluit rebus Diadema Britannûm, Regia ſub curam cùm daret aera tuam. Promtus enim dignis, meritos plorare labores Non ſinis: Hinc que Charis te probat alma ſuum. Hic pudefiat iners, quiſquis ſua commoda curans, Lucro ignominiam promeruiſſe ſolet▪ Perge placere Deae: te Diua in luce reponet Altiùs, ac Liuor cornua ferre poteſt. CAROLVS DE MONTIOI per Anagramma. IT SEDVLO COI NORMA. SI (quondam vt Venerem) depingeret arte Gradiuum Ille ſenex Cous, CAROLE, Norma fores. Scilicet exemplum tabulae daret eſſe politae, Vt ſpecimen faceret Martis imago tua. Sed quia mente latet, Coum auerſatus & artem, Vnum optat, pingi moribus ille tuis. I bona Norma, viris referas & pectore Martem! Sic Martis pictor, Martis alumnus eris. IOANNES FORTESCVVS per Anagramma. COR SANIVS TE FOVENS. COr coeleſt • bonum, quo non praeſtantius vllum: Principium vitae, Lucis amore potens, Ignaue ignauis, generoſi pectoris antrum Sollicitans ſpebus, ſollicitans que metu▪ Spebus honeſta vrgens, prohibens inhoneſta timore Non poenae, at magni relligione Dei▪ Anſa mali reprobis, Diae virtutis amicis Officio ductor certus in omne bonum▪ Te penes huic Domina eſt Ratio, ſed ſerua voluntas, COR igitur SANVM quis neget eſſe tibi? Siue tamen Scuti nomen dedit ipſe Gradiuus, Seu Virtus Fortis, SANIVS eſto mihi COR dictus. Cor te foueat, Ratio que magiſtra: Aeternum his Ducibus commercâre decus. GILBERTVS TAILBOTVS. per Anagramma. LEGIT TRIBVBVS ALTOS. SVnt qui de Proauûm quaerunt ſibi ſtemmate nomen, Sunt quêis Nobilitas eſt ſatis ipſa patrum. Altè effert quoſdam maternae ſtirpis origo, Venit at aere alijs Nobilitatis honos. Nomine lux tantùm iſta tenus: de luce tenebrae, Si propiùs libras, ſponte ſub ora cadunt▪ Tu numero aſt iſto tantùm, GILBERTE, recedis, Phoebaeo quantùm diſtat ab orbe Solum. Qui, licèt & tribubus magnis decoreris Auorum, Excelſae que legas ſtemmata clara domus, Sic te in te quaeris, cerae contemptor, honeſta Ipſa ſit vt Virtus Nobilitate prior. In Diadema tibi tanta hinc permiſſa poteſtas, Vt Rex officium poſcat amet que tuum. HENRICVS PERCIVS per Anagramma. EN HIC RVPES CVRIS. HOſtibus es moles, curis Adamantina rupes: Mars animos, hoſtes hanc didicêre manum▪ EDOVARDVS VEIERVS per Anagramma. AVRE SVRDVS VIDEO. AVribus hiſce licèt ſtudio, fortuna, ſuſurros Perfidiae, & reclinas efficis eſſe procul, Attamen accipio, quae mens horreſcit, & auris, Rebus facta malis corpore ſurda tenus. Imò etiam cerno Catilinae fraude propinquos Funere ſoluentes fata aliena ſuo. HENRICVS VRIOTHESLEVS per Anagramma▪ THESEVS NIL REVS HIC RVO IVrè quidem poteras hanc fundere ab ore querelam, Sors tibi dum ficto crimine dura fuit. NIL Reus en Theſeus, cenſurâ ſortis iniquae Hîc Ruo, Liuoris traditus arbitrio. At nunc mutanda▪ ob mutata pericla, querela eſt: Inclite, an innocuo pectore teſte rues? Non ſanè. Hac Haeres vacuo dat viuere cura▪ Collati Imperij ſub Ioue Sceptra gerens. IOANNES STANHOPPVS per Anagramma. VANA HIS POSTPONENS. VIrtu • is Famae que tibiter maxima cura eſt: Vana His Poſtponens, maximus eſſe potes. IVLIVS CAESAR per Anagramma. I, ALES IVS CVRA▪ MAgnos magna decent: tibi nomina Cynthius alta Contulit: hinc curâ Iúſ que piúm que foues. I Themidi deuote animis, at que erige egenas, Externas quamuis, ſorte fauente, deas. Sic volet externas tua, IVLI, fama per aures, Conferat & Nomen, quo tibi creſcat Honos. GEORGIVS CHAEREI per Anagramma. I, EGREGIVS O HAC RE. PRincipibus, laudem, ſi qui placuêre, merentur, Egregium hâc te re nemo negare poteſt. Quippe tuum officium in Dominam, ſtudiúm que fidele Egregio, CHAEREI, nomine ſpontè beat. IOHANNES SWINERTONVS per Anagramma. EN, NISI VSV HONOS VERNAT. VSu Vernat Honos (pulcherrima lucra laborum) Tu que fides huius maxima vocis eris. Quòd Iuuenis mores varios, quòd videris vrbes, Quòd coluiſti animos artibus, ora ſonis: Munera quòd mente hac pluſquàm ciuilia tractes, Fortunae certè dicere nemo poteſt. Omnia Virtutis dona haec: nil contulit illa, Quae tantùm conſtans in lenitate dea eſt. Cetera mors atrox, vel ſint Adamantina, delet: At tibi partus Honos nil fera fata timet. Swinertone, tibi Virtus hoc creſcit Honore, Vſu idem Vernat ſplendidiore procul. HONORIS ERGO AB A. L. 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Londini, ex officina Simonis Stafford. 1603.