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201. The noblest spur unto the sons of fame

First Line:
The noblest spur unto the sons of fame
Last Line:
Shall teach succeeding ages how to write
Author:
John Hall (Absolute)
DMI number:
15051

202. The present age has many fates bemoaned

First Line:
The present age has many fates bemoaned
Last Line:
Who never had conquered all things but in thee
DMI number:
35600

203. The style is full and princely

First Line:
The style is full and princely
Last Line:
What and how great the Roman empire was
Author:
Thomas May (Absolute)
DMI number:
15050

204. The sun that used to cheer our hearts

First Line:
The sun that used to cheer our hearts
Last Line:
Britons reflect and miss not what we mean
DMI number:
24465

205. The thistle and the rose

First Line:
The thistle and the rose
Last Line:
Brave king and lovely queen
DMI number:
35412

206. The whole creation by this pleasing art

First Line:
The whole creation by this pleasing art
Last Line:
Oppress the earth and glitter in the skies
Author:
James Ward (Confident)
DMI number:
11863

207. The winter's storm of civil war I sing

First Line:
The winter's storm of civil war I sing
Last Line:
So loth he was to lose his right's pretence
Author:
Sir John Beaumont (Absolute)
DMI number:
6805

208. The wise men were but seven never more shall be for me

First Line:
The wise men were but seven never more shall be for me
Last Line:
And three merry girls and three merry girls are we
DMI number:
43089

209. Therefore when restless rage of wind and wave

First Line:
Therefore when restless rage of wind and wave
Last Line:
Unto Antonius board with mischief fed
Author:
Nicholas Grimald (Absolute)
DMI number:
49408

210. Theophrastus that eloquent sage by Athens so greatly adored

First Line:
Theophrastus that eloquent sage by Athens so greatly adored
Last Line:
But must drink like a fish in the sea to soar to the pitch of a god
Author:
Edward Ward (Confident)
DMI number:
11836