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WHEN SANABAL Hierusalem distrest, With sharpe assaultes, in NEHEMIAS tyme: To warre, and worke, the Iewes them selues addrest, And did repaire theire walles, with stone, and lime: One hande the sworde, against the foe did shake, The other hande, the trowell vp did take. Of valiant mindes, loe here, a worthie parte, That quailed not, with ruine of theire wall: But Captaines boulde, did prooue the masons arte, Which doth inferre, this lesson vnto all: That to defende, our countrie deare from harme, For warre, or worke, wee eyther hande should arme. 2 Esd. cap. 4. Ouid. 1. Pont. 4. Nescio qua natale solum dulcedme cunctos Ducit, & immemo- res non sinit esse sui.

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