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WHO sits at sterne of Common wealth, and stat
Of's chardge and office heere may take a vie
And see what daungers howerly must amate
His ATLAS-burden, and what cares accre
At once, so that he had * enough to beare
Though HERCVLES, or BRIAREVS he were.
He must be strongly arm'd against his foes
Without, within, with hidden Patience:
Be seru'd with * eies, and listening eares of those,
WHo from all partes can giue intelligence
To gall his foe, or timely to prevent
At home his malice, and intendiment
That wand is sign of high Authoritie,
* The Poppie heads, that wisdome would betime,
* Cut of ranke weedes, by might, or pollicie,
As mought molest, or over-proudly clime:
The Lion warnes, no thought to harbour base,
The Booke, how lawes must giue his proiectes place.