<p>BY shininge lighte, of wannishe <persName type="mythological">CYNTHIAS</persName> raies,<lb/> The <rs>dogge</rs> behouldes his shaddowe to appeare:<lb/> Wherefore; in vaine aloude he barkes, and baies,<lb/> And alwaies thoughte, an other <rs>dogge</rs> was there:<lb/> But yet the <rs>Moone</rs>, who did not heare his queste,<lb/> Hir woonted course, did keepe vnto the weste.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_22701"/>This reprehendes, those fooles which baule, and barke,<lb/> At learned men, that shine aboue the reste:<lb/> With due regarde, that they their deedes should marke,<lb/> And reuerence them, that are with wisedome bleste:<lb/> But if they striue, in vaine their winde they spende,<lb/> For woorthie men, the <rs>Lorde</rs> doth still defende.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_22702"/><foreign lang="la">Esse quid hoc dicam, viuis quod fama negatur,<lb/> Et sua quod rarus tempora lector amat?<lb/> Hi sunt inuidiae nimirum Regule mores;<lb/> Praeferat antiquos semper vt illa nouis.</foreign> <gloss target="embstma_1667_22701" lang="la"><name type="author">Ouid.</name> 1. Remed.<lb/> Ingenium liuor magni,<lb/> detrectat <name type="author">Homeri</name>;<lb/> Quisquis es, ex illo<lb/> <persName>Zoile</persName> nomen habes.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_22702" lang="la"><name type="author">Martial.</name> lib. 5.<lb/> ad Regulum.</gloss> </p>

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A dog barking at the moon

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