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The crewell kinges, that are inflam'de with ire:
With fier, and sworde, theire furious mindes suffise:
Within theire sheildes, they dreadefull shapes deuise.
Some Griphins feirce, some ramping Lions beare,
Some Tygers fell, or Dragons like to weare.
All which bewraye, theire inwarde bloodie thoughte,
Suche one, behoulde, kinge
Who had in shielde, a ramping Lion wroughte
And eke his verse, was grauen in the brasse:
Which shielde is borne, by
Difficiles aditus impetus omnis habet.
nois
Agamemnon, Cly-
peum habuisse, in
quo Leo depictus
erat, ad terrorem
aliis incutiendum:
quod quidem scu-
rum in Olympiae fa-
no per aliquot tem-
pora pependit, cum
inscriptione adiecta.
num, quĂque hunc ge-
rit, est Agamemnon.