His tombe, and buried there his kingly regall corse,
As sondry tymes in life before he often bade:
For of our father’s will we then did greatly force,
We had of conscience eke so much remorce,
That we supposde those childrens liues to ill:
Which brake their father’s testament, and will.
[469] Who for I could not flatter did lesse fauour beare. N.
[470] Betwixt their husbands twaine they causde him to agree. N.
[471] Of sixtie Knights that on him should attendant bee. N.
[472] As thus in his distresse he lay lamenting fates. N.