“But a prince slow for punishments, swift for rewards;

To whomsoever he grieves, how often is he forced to be severe.”

[117].

“If as often as men sin his thunderbolts he should send,

Jupiter, in very brief time, without arms will be.”

[118].

“The Heraulte, that proclaims the daie at hande,

The Cocke I meane, that wakés vs out of sleepe,

On steeple highe, doth like a watchman stande:

The gate beneath, a Lion still doth keepe.