WRIGHT - An account of his excellence - 1688 copia

8-5 terity, in the eafy difpatch, of fo many his weighty Affairs. The Sun, throwing his Beams over a Landskip. The word {-Circumfpicitomnia-) He has an eye, on all. Thereby intimating, That no part of his Dominions is fo remote, but that he bears, a particular regard to it. A Harp, fullftrung. The word [Summit confentit & imu) And every firingaccords. Denoting thereby, That (notwithstanding their diverfity in Opinions) all His Majeftys Subjects, meet in one Confort, i. e. a general fatisfaction, and de- light, under his happy Government. Laftly (for I intend not a Volume) A Bee,flying round a Garden, of Herbs and Flowers. The word ( Non legit inferos-) She takes no poi/onous Vlant. Pointing thereby at His Majeftys Judgment, that he makes choice, of the Belt men. Belides thefe, there were feveral other Odes, Epigrams, and Elogys, on larger Tablets, in honour of His Majefty, his Late Royal Bro- Z the,r