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OH, how faire art thou [also] my beloued? How wel∣fauoured and pleasant art thou? Our bed [euen the hart of the faithfull: where thou, O Christ, dwellest by thy spirit] is all greene, bedecked with flowers: the beames or seelings of our house are of Cedar trees, and our crosse ioints of Cipresse.
I am the rose of the field, and the lillie of the vallies.