Eschines, whiche was not[1524] shamefully confutid
But of that famous oratour, I say,
Whiche passid all other; wherfore I may
Among my recordes suffer hym namyd, 160
For though[1525] he were venquesshid, yet was he not[1526] shamyd:
As Ierome,[1527] in his preamble Frater Ambrosius,
Frome that I haue sayde in no poynt doth vary,
Wherein[1528] he reporteth of the coragius
Wordes that were moch consolatory
By Eschines rehersed to the grete glory