As Skelton rehersith, with wordes few and playne,
In his distichon[1850] made on verses twaine;
Fraxinus in clivo frondetgue viret sine rivo,[1851]
Non est sub divo similis sine flumine vivo;
Stultorum infinitus est numerus, &c.: Ecclesia. Factum est cum Apollo esset Corinthi: Actus Apostolorum. Stimulos sub pectore vertit Apollo: Virgilius.
The Nacyoun of Folys he left not[1852] behynde; 1470
Item Apollo that whirllid vp his chare,
That made sum to snurre[1853] and snuf in the wynde;
It made them to skip, to stampe, and to stare,
Whiche, if they be happy, haue cause to beware