Sinetes passions vppon his fortunes offered for an incense at the shrine of the ladies which guided his distempered thoughtes. The patrons patheticall posies, sonets, maddrigals, and rowndelayes. Together with Sinetes dompe. By Robert Parry Gent.

Posse & nolle nobile.

A worthie man deserues a worthie motte, As badge thereby his nature to declare, Wherefore the fates of purpose did alot? To this braue squire, this simbole sweete and rare: Of might to spoyle, but yet of mercie spare. A simbole sure to Salisberie due by right, Whose still doth ioyne his mercy with his might.

Though lyon like his Posse might take place, Yet like a Lambe he Nolle vseth aye, Right like himselfe (the flower of Salisberies race) Who neuer as yet a poore man would dismay: But princockes pride he vs'd to daunt alway: And so doth still: whereby is knowen full well His noble minde and manhood to excell.

All crauen curres that coms of castrell kinde, Are knownefull well whē they there might would straine▪ The poore t' oppresse that would there fauour finde? Or yeilde himselfe their freinpship to attayne: Then seruile sottes triumphes in might a mayne. But such as coms from noble lyons race, (Like this braue squire) who yeildes receaues to grace.

Haud ficta loquor. Hugh Gryffyth Gent.