Perhaps his fellow-collegian Cartwright intended an immediate compliment to Corbet in the following lines:
Two sacred things were thought, by judging souls,
Beyond the kingdom’s power, Christ-Church and Pauls,
Till by a light from heaven shewn the one
Did gain his second renovation.
Poems, 188, 8vo. 1651.
[28] Ath. Oxon. vol. i. p. 601. edit. 1721.
[29] Harl. MS. No. 750. Malcolm’s Londinum Redivivum, vol. iii. p. 80. It occurs, also, with some difference, in Mus. Ashm. No. 1153.
[30] Reg. Prerog. Court Cant. 97. Sadler.
[31] Gomersall, in an epistle to Barten Holiday. See his poems, p. 7. edit. 1633.