_Skie, 1 ----- A zurd 2 in the assurde. -------- And better, 3 And richer, Much greter, -------------- Crowne & empir After an hier For to aspire 4 Like flames of fire In formes of spire ------------------- To mount on hie, Con ti nu al ly With trauel & teen Most gratious queen Ye haue made a vow 5 Shewes vs plainly how Not fained but true To euery mans vue Shining cleere in you Of so bright an hewe Euen thus vertwe --------------------- Vanish out of our sight Till his fine top be quite To taper in the ayre 6 Endeavors soft and faire By his kindly nature Of tall comely stature Like as this faire figure_ _From God the fountaine of all good, are deriued into the world all good things: and vpon her maiestie all the good fortunes any worldly creature can be furnisht with. Reade downward according to the nature of the deuice. 1 God On Hie Frome 2 A bove Sends loue, Wise dome, Iu stice Cou rage, Boun tie, 3 And doth geue All that liue Life & breath Harts ese helth Children, welth Beauty strength Restfull age, And at length A mild death, 4 He doeth bestowe All mens fortunes Both high & low And the best things That earth can haue Or mankind craue, Good queens & kings Fi nally is the same Who gaue you (madam) Seyson of this Crowne With pouer soueraigne 5 Impug nable right, Redoubt able might, Most prosperous raigne Eternall re nowne, And that your chiefest is Sure hope of heavens blis. _The Piller, Pillaster or Cillinder._