<p>WHEN Troian youth went out into the field<lb/> With courage bold, against the Greekes to fight<lb/> With * naked Sword they marched, and their Shiel<lb/> Devoide of charge, saue only painted white<lb/> Herein the Captaine with his hand did write<lb/> (The Battaile done,) some Ensigne of his fam<lb/> Who had by valour, best deseru'd the same<lb/> Oh Age of Iustice, yet vnlike to thi<lb/> Wherein wee liue, where MOME and MIDAS shar<lb/> * In vertues merit, and th' inglorious i<lb/> Allow'd the place sometimes in Honours chaire<lb/> Wherein Armes, ill, but worser, Artes doe fare<lb/> Times hast, be gone, with the speede ye may<lb/> That thus we liu'd, no after Age may say.</p>

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A hand from the clouds is drawing the picture of a lion on a shield (of one of the Trojan heroes)

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