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91. Not all the shifts that crafty Rome invents

First Line:
Not all the shifts that crafty Rome invents
Last Line:
Penance and orders are to them the same
DMI number:
13495

92. Never dare draw me without reason shown

First Line:
Never dare draw me without reason shown
Last Line:
Teach heroes courage and give law to kings
DMI number:
18266

93. No forms of beauty in that more than man

First Line:
No forms of beauty in that more than man
Last Line:
And own him lovely altogether fair
DMI number:
36166

94. Now London place doth take

First Line:
Now London place doth take
Last Line:
A monastery which then richly he had begun
DMI number:
29982

95. Now Lord or never they'll believe on thee

First Line:
Now Lord or never they'll believe on thee
Last Line:
Thou to their teeth hast proved thy deity
Author:
Richard Crashaw (Absolute)
DMI number:
16937

96. No more o Rome thy modern creed defend

First Line:
No more o Rome thy modern creed defend
Last Line:
Penance and matrimony are the same
DMI number:
30983

97. No more oh Rome thy wrong belief defend

First Line:
No more oh Rome thy wrong belief defend
Last Line:
Penance and matrimony are the same
DMI number:
13494

98. Of all the saints St Thomas sure was best

First Line:
Of all the saints St Thomas sure was best
Last Line:
And join Tom Woolston still with Tom o' Bedlam
DMI number:
15967

99. Of the body in the bread

First Line:
Of the body in the bread
Last Line:
Believe that you have and you have it
DMI number:
24098

100. Old South a witty churchman reckoned

First Line:
Old South a witty churchman reckoned
Last Line:
You snore so loud you'll wake the king
DMI number:
33388