Sends him to Rouen castle, whence againe
He nere returnes: wonders in heau’n are seene,
Treason amongst the peeres, the wrathfull spleene
Twixt Rome’s proud Innocent and stout king Iohn:
The French afresh inuade, the king finds none
To take his part: the Irish do rebell:
The Welch breake forth, both whom he doth compell
To stoope their pride: the curse of Innocent,
Against whose pride the king stands stiffely bent:
Philip’s huge nauie doth on England frowne,