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1. Algernon Sidney fills this tomb

First Line:
Algernon Sidney fills this tomb
Last Line:
Where pope and devil have nought to do
Author:
Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
3660

2. For every prince that hit my fancy

First Line:
For every prince that hit my fancy
Last Line:
Take pity on a gartered sinner
DMI number:
11983

3. Here lie the bones of Dr Friend

First Line:
Here lie the bones of Dr Friend
Last Line:
His reputation cracked and then he died
DMI number:
35094

4. Here lies interred never to rise again

First Line:
Here lies interred never to rise again
Last Line:
You're got an earl of Chatham in his stead
DMI number:
31117

5. Here lieth the worthy warrior

First Line:
Here lieth the worthy warrior
Last Line:
Whom all the world did hate
DMI number:
34031

6. Hic jacet England's glory wisdom wit

First Line:
Hic jacet England's glory wisdom wit
Last Line:
Oh strange all raised and buried in a pitt
DMI number:
38119

7. Illustrious steed who should give the zodiac grace

First Line:
Illustrious steed who should give the zodiac grace
Last Line:
But both enjoy that liberty you gave
DMI number:
4566

8. In parliament a Burgess Cole was placed

First Line:
In parliament a Burgess Cole was placed
Last Line:
And lives a Burgess with heaven's royal peers
DMI number:
33879

9. Roper and Ridpath both at once we read

First Line:
Roper and Ridpath both at once we read
Last Line:
Were twain when living but in death are one
DMI number:
16454

10. Shall honour fame and titles of renown

First Line:
Shall honour fame and titles of renown
Last Line:
Remember that thou must die
DMI number:
23884