Laus antiqua et honor perierunt, te velut Armo
Jam deturbârunt tempora longa suo.
Quin tibi jam desperatæ Mora nulla medetur;
Qua Fabio quondam sub duce nata salus.
Hinc te olim gentes miratæ odêre vicissim;
Et cum sublata laude recedit Amor."
H. C. K.
Amongst George Herbert's Poems is an anagram, which I shall only allude to, as it is upon a sacred subject; and Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke, has left us a play upon his own name, which would scarcely satisfy the requirements of MR. BREEN. However, I am glad of any opportunity of referring to our great English Lucretius, and will transcribe it:—
"Let no man aske my name,
Nor what else I should be;