2.
And print yee this president[77] to remaine for euer,
Enrolle and record it in tables made of brasse,
Engraue it in marble that may bee razed neuer,
Where the judges[78] of the lawe may see, as in a glasse,
What guerdon is for guile,[79] and what our wages was,
Who for our prince’s pleasure,[80] corrupt[81] with meede and awe,
Wittingly and wretchedly[82] did wrest the sence of lawe.
3.
A chaunge more newe or straunge when was there euer seene,