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First Line:: Here lieth the renowned Godfrey of Bulloigne who won all this land
Last Line:: To the worship of christ rest may his soul in peace amen
DMI number:: 29868

13. High state and place kindred a wealthy crown

First Line:: High state and place kindred a wealthy crown
Last Line:: When now you see him gain a heavenly throne
DMI number:: 29532

14. His valours proof her manly virtues praise

First Line:: His valours proof her manly virtues praise
Last Line:: This Pelham did repel them back abroad
DMI number:: 23881

15. Here under lieth a man of fame

First Line:: Here under lieth a man of fame
Last Line:: Thirteen hundred fourscore and three odd
DMI number:: 23875

16. Here under lieth a man of fame

First Line:: Here under lieth a man of fame
Last Line:: Thirteen hundred fourscore three and odd
DMI number:: 34941

17. I was I am not smiled that since did weep

First Line:: I was I am not smiled that since did weep
Last Line:: Lived in the world that to the world now die
DMI number:: 29901

18. If birth illustrious or if beauty's pride

First Line:: If birth illustrious or if beauty's pride
Last Line:: Their happy hours without a cloud may pass
DMI number:: 23882

19. Mary doth complain

First Line:: Mary doth complain
Last Line:: In the heavens to wear a crown
DMI number:: 12059

20. No more of festal pomp or choral song

First Line:: No more of festal pomp or choral song
Last Line:: The smile attempered sweet by manly tears
DMI number:: 28612

21. O mirror for the world meet

First Line:: O mirror for the world meet
Last Line:: The chronicles thou mayst know
DMI number:: 29752

22. Of Rochester we have saint Ithamar being then

First Line:: Of Rochester we have saint Ithamar being then
Last Line:: Residing on that seat
DMI number:: 28892

23. Oh Elphlede mighty both in strength and mind

First Line:: Oh Elphlede mighty both in strength and mind
Last Line:: So sleep in peace Virago maid farewell
DMI number:: 29918

24. Perhaps whose tomb this is my friend ye do not know

First Line:: Perhaps whose tomb this is my friend ye do not know
Last Line:: For shame I dare not utter all away by friend with this
DMI number:: 29031

25. Scipio begot who Paula bore the offspring

First Line:: Scipio begot who Paula bore the offspring
Last Line:: To christ and Bethlehem vowed pad Pompe adieu
DMI number:: 29796

26. 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

27. Sir Richard the Fitzroy of wham we spak before

First Line:: Sir Richard the Fitzroy of wham we spak before
Last Line:: His daughter and wan on hur the good knight Sir Thomas
DMI number:: 28922

28. Stop passenger until my life you read

First Line:: Stop passenger until my life you read
Last Line:: I have an end of all perfections seen
Author:: Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:: 15417

29. Sum speiks of lords sum speiks of lairds

First Line:: Sum speiks of lords sum speiks of lairds
Last Line:: Nane of them durst cum neir his hald
DMI number:: 10938

30. Th'Assyrian king in peace with foul desire

First Line:: Th'Assyrian king in peace with foul desire
Last Line:: Murdered himself to show some manful deed
Author:: Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49566

31. The Assyrian king in peace with foul desire

First Line:: The Assyrian king in peace with foul desire
Last Line:: Murdered himself to show some manful deed
Author:: Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49274

32. Stay soldier I've something to say

First Line:: Stay soldier I've something to say
Last Line:: And water his grave with a tear
DMI number:: 37539

33. 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

34. Whilst Rome does all the world proudly awe

First Line:: Whilst Rome does all the world proudly awe
Last Line:: And builds this monument to thy deserts
DMI number:: 29538

35. Ye solemn lines whose gloomy kind relief

First Line:: Ye solemn lines whose gloomy kind relief
Last Line:: And hopes as strong as bless the dying saint
Author:: Walter Kennedy (Confident)
DMI number:: 22357

36. Would but the Delphian god my soul inspire

First Line:: Would but the Delphian god my soul inspire
Last Line:: As great a mother of our church defender of our laws
DMI number:: 42883

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1. A tale of the grief I must unfold

2. A thousand six and ninety years

3. Baldwin the king another Macchaby

4. Brutus unmoved heard how his Portia fell

5. Close to the confines of the silent grave

6. Ethelbert clept the hely king of Kent

7. George thy giant race is run

8. Great Saladine the conqueror of the east

9. Gutron the king of Denmark that was tho

10. Hence empty joys fantastic pleasures hence

11. Here lies the famous Godfrey of Bulloigne

12. Here lieth the renowned Godfrey of Bulloigne who won all this land

13. High state and place kindred a wealthy crown

14. His valours proof her manly virtues praise

15. Here under lieth a man of fame

16. Here under lieth a man of fame

17. I was I am not smiled that since did weep

18. If birth illustrious or if beauty's pride

19. Mary doth complain

20. No more of festal pomp or choral song

21. O mirror for the world meet

22. Of Rochester we have saint Ithamar being then

23. Oh Elphlede mighty both in strength and mind

24. Perhaps whose tomb this is my friend ye do not know

25. Scipio begot who Paula bore the offspring

26. Shall honour fame and titles of renown

27. Sir Richard the Fitzroy of wham we spak before

28. Stop passenger until my life you read

29. Sum speiks of lords sum speiks of lairds

30. Th'Assyrian king in peace with foul desire

31. The Assyrian king in peace with foul desire

32. Stay soldier I've something to say

33. The present age has many fates bemoaned

34. Whilst Rome does all the world proudly awe

35. Ye solemn lines whose gloomy kind relief

36. Would but the Delphian god my soul inspire