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A SECRET arme out stretched from the skie,
In double chaine a Diadem doth hold:
Whose circlet boundes, the greater BRITANNIE,
From conquered FRAVNCE, to *THVLE sung of old:
Great IAMES, whose name beyond the INDE is told:
To GOD obliged so by two-fold band,
As borne a man, and Monarch of this land.
Thus since on heauen, thou wholly dost depend:
And from* aboue thy Crowne, and being hast:
With malice vile, in vaine doth man intend,
T'vnloose the knot that GOD hath link't so fast:
Who shoot's at *heaven, the arrow downe at last
Lightes on his head: and vengeance fall on them,
That make their marke, the Soveraign Diadem
* Tibi serviet
ultima Thvle,
Virgil:
THVLEM
procul Axe re-motam
Claudian.
Schetland.
et nautis nostris
hodie Thilensel
Διοτρεφεας
Βασιλῆας
Homer.
Basil: Doron. lib. 1. pag. 2
Nubibus en duplici vinctum Diadema catena,
Quod procul a nostro sustinet orbe manus:
Non alia te lege Deus (IACOBE) ligavit,
Quam regere imperio, fecit, et esse virum.