When the chief pomp comes, loud[433] the people hollow;
And she her vestal virgin priests doth follow.30
Such was the Greek pomp, Agamemnon dead;
Which fact[434] and country wealth, Halesus fled.
And having wandered now through sea and land,
Built walls high towered with a prosperous hand.
He to th' Hetrurians Juno's feast commended:
Let me and them by it be aye befriended.
FOOTNOTES:
[429] Not in Isham copy or ed. A.