Produced by Jonathan Ingram, Lesley Halamek and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net [Greek: Eikôn Basilikê] THE =POURTRACTURE= OF =HIS SACRED= =MAJESTIE=, IN =HIS SOLITUDES= AND =SUFFERINGS=. With a perfect Copy of Prayers used by his Majesty in the time of his sufferings. Delivered to Dr. JUXON Bishop of _London_, immediately before his Death. ROM. 8. _More then Conquerour, &c._ _Bona agere, & mala pati, Regium est._ Printed at _London_, 1649. The Explanation of the Embleme. =PONDERIBUS= _genuus omne mali, probriq; gravatus, Vixq; ferenda ferens_, =Palma= _ut_ =depressa=, _resurgo. Ac, velut undarum_ =Fuctûs Ventìque=, _furorem Irati Populi_ =Rupes immotta= _repello_. =Clarioré tenebris=, _c[oe]lestis stella, corusco. Victor æternum f[oe]lici pace_ =triumpho=. _Auro_ =fulgentem= _rutilo gemmisque micantem, At curis_ =Gravidam= _spernendo_ =calco Coronam=. =Spinosam=, _at_ =ferri facilem=, _quo_ =spes mea=, _Christi Auxilio, Nobis non est_ =tractare= _molestum_. =Æternam=, _fixis fidei, semperque_ =beatam= _In C[oe]los occulis_ =specto=, _Mobìsque-paratam. Quod_ =vanum= _est, sperno; quod Christi_ =Gratia= _præbet Amplecti studium est: Virtutis_ =Gloria= _merces._ THOUGH clogg'd with _weights_ of miseries, _Palm_-like _depress'd_, I higher rise. And as th' _unmoved Rock_ out-braves The boyst'rous _winds_, and raging _waves_; So _triumph I_. And _shine more bright_ In sad Affliction's darksom night. That _splendid_, but yet _toilsome Crown_, Regardlesly _I trample_ down. With joy I take this _Crown_ of _Thorn_, Though _sharp_, yet _easie to be born_. That _heav'nly Crown_, already mine, I _view_ with _eyes_ of faith divine. I slight _vain_ things; and do embrace _Glory_, the just reward of _Grace_. [Greek: To Chi ouden êdikêse tên polin, oude to Kappa.] [Illustration] [Greek: Eikôn Basilikê.] THE POURTRACTURE OF HIS SACRED MAJESTIE, IN HIS SOLITUDES AND SUFFERINGS. With a perfect Copy of Prayers used by his Majesty in the time of his sufferings. Delivered to Dr. JUXON Bishop of _London_, immediately before his death. ROM. 8. _More then Conquerour, &c. Bona agere, & mala pati, Regium est._ Printed at _London_, 1649. THE CONTENTS. 1 _Vpon His Majesties calling this last Parliament._ 2 _Upon the Earl of_ Strafford's _death._ 3 _Upon His Majesties going to the House of Commons._ 4 _Upon the Insolency of the Tumults._ 5 _Upon His Majesties passing the Bill for the Trienniall Parliaments: and after setling this, during the pleasure of the two Houses._ 6 _Upon His Majesties retirement from_ Westminster. 7 _Upon the Queens departure, and absence out of_ England. 8 _Upon His Majesties repulse at_ Hull, _and the fates of the_ Hothams. 9 _Upon the listing and raising Armies against the King._