In ioy reioycing what a wight he was,
A worthie Duke,[746] that for this noble Ile
So fought it forth, a myrrour fayre,[747] a glasse
For those aliue: his vertues so surpasse,[748]
That[749] for his factes, fight, fortitude, and fame,
He well deserues[750] an euerlasting name.
7.
At such a time and place is vertue tryde,
When manhood may both Prince and countrey please,
But such a brunt the valiant will abide,