The Scottish souldier. By Lavvder

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Title: The Scottish souldier. By Lavvder
Author: Lauder, George, b. ca. 1600.
Publication: Edinburgh :: Printed by Iobn [sic] Wreittoun, and are to be sold at his shop, alitle beneath the salt Trone,; 1629.
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Ad authorem, Encomiasticum.LAus in laudato, non in laudante locanda est,Et sequitur meritum, corpus vt vmbra, suum:Fiet adulator, literis, laudator, eisdem,Quando quis indignos laudat honore veros.Tu ne{que} laudis eges, nec nostro augeberis oreSufficis in laudes, ipse Ladere tuas.Nam velut artificis rutilo lapis aemulus igniSpernit opem, proprio plus satis orbe micans:Sic tua nullius virtus plus indiga laudis,Ipsa suo gaudet, te sibi vate satis.Serta tibi data prima togae, deîa altera bĕlli,Sic juveni gemina est laurea parta tel••••Ista virûm est uirtus, non vni insistere calli,Ast verâ{que} viâ, carpere laudis iter.Pergito chare Nepos, & quàm potes, assere laudem,Assere in aeternos post tua fata dies.Assere, proclive est, & si non faverit ipsaInvidia, in laudes fac crepet vs{que} tuas.G. Ballendinus.