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LACHRYMAE Jn Augustiſsimi Monarchae, JACOBI .I. MAGNAE BRITANNIAE, FRANCIAE, & HIBERNIAE, REGIS: receſſu de patriae ſuae SCOTIAE in ANGLOrum fines.

Auctore IOANNE LEOCHAEO Scoto.

EDINBƲRGI, Excudebat THOMAS FINLASON, Auguſt. REG. MAJEST. Typographus. 1617.
LACHRYMAE, Jn Augustiſsimi Monarchae, JACOBI .I. MAGNAE BRITANNIAE, FRANCIAE, & HIBERNIAE, REGIS: receſſu de patriae ſuae SCOTIAE in ANGLOrum fines. SPEs leuibus malefida alis, dubij que labores Et nunquam triſti riſas fine felle ſereni, Quae que rapís cupidas ſublimis gloria mentes, '''Quid stabile eſt? quid perpetuum? Siene omnis in auras Sicne abiit fortunarecens? rupto que tenore Mutauit ſubito tot gaudia, tot lamentis? O dolor! o lachrymae o gemitus! evanida rerum Somnia! & in fragili fluitantia vota phaſelo! Nuper at (ah memini,) Phoebum que novem que ſorores Sollicitabam ardens animi; dignum que tuoruni Plauſibus, & feſto reditu REX magne, parabam Promere Pierio tenuatum in vertice carmen: Sponte ſùa noſtris lauri cecidere capillis, Jrrepſit que nocens taxus; (miſerabile dictu,) Sponte ſua cytharae manibus dum fila retendo, Flebile neſcio quid chorde gemuere; ſoni que Diſcordes strepitus, digiti elicuere trementes. Nonne • i • t •••• ius, tali ſub tempore ſtetus, Et tempeſtiuos gemitus, planctuſ que dediſſe? '''Sed mens caeca hominum ſortis, caſus que futuri; '''Non bene ſeit ſer vare molum: nunc omen iniquum Experior, vacuae que luo deliria mentis. Inde mihi hae lachrymae, hi fletus, miſeranda que fluxit In numeros noua cur ameos, vix plectra jocos que Depofui manibus, ſubijtcur a anxia luctu: Et dolor: & triſtis non unica noctis imago. Nam que Caledoniis quae lux affulſeratoris, Candida lux vixdum coelo quum viſa coruſcum Exeruiſſe jubar, caput atris nubibus abdit; Damnatura diem: tenebris ſic omnia late Circumfuſajacent; poſtquam tibi Magne redire Anglorum in terras, patriae de finibus almae, Jam fixum, immotum que ſedet: nulla ahne rogantum Supplicia avertiſſe queunt? miſerere precamur, Et duris faciles adverte o quaeſtibus aures Quid deſiderium Scotis JACOBE relinquis? Phoebe mane, lux alma mane, radiate mane Sol. Qu • i—ter in gelido vates Oeagrius Haemo, Amiſſa Euridice, plectro tentauit eburno Fila lyrae: numeroſ que dedit, que is ipſa ferarum Turba ſuper gemuit; viſae que ad carmina quercus Suſpiraſſe diu; & tacitum ſenſiſſe dolorem, Humida ſuffuſis lachrymarum flumine venis, Quamuis continuo duriſsima ſaxa lapillo; Talis ego: talem que refert mea Muſa dolorem, Aſsiduis turbata malis; muſa obruta fluctu Curarum, duris quam ſaepe exercita fatis Triſtities afflixit humi: propius que ſalutis Spem poſuiſſe omnem fecit. Jam victa dolore Pectora ſubſidunt propiora pericula fatis • ūſquam; vix ſi • nda meam decumana carinam Verberet aequoreae que latus cogat dare Brumae: Heic ego Amycleos ſupplex nam in vota vocarem Deprenſus pelago fratres; tibi Iupiter undae Votivum auderem taurum promittere, ſalv • Si modo finitimam liceat contingere arenam. Nunc ſpes interciſa omnis: penituſ que reſultat Maeſtitiae mihi ſumma dies: late omnia, late Jlluvie, ſqualore, ſitu, macie que feruntur. O divi, quidnam hoc quod per tot fata paratis? Mortalemne ſedet totis deperdere telis? In que vicem variare iras? date vulnera cuncta Si qua ſuper; noſtris IACOBUM haud tollite terris. Jbo ego, & Iſmario, ſi quis mihi ſpiritus Orpheo Flebiliora canam. certe me ſaxa dolentem Audierint; ſylvae que etiam, pecudeſ que ſequutae Accedent lachrymis; & quae stridentibus alis Aeratranſmittet liquidum, vaga forte volucris Ingemet, & motae ſuſpendens verber a pennae, Damnabit ſuperos noſtras miſerata querelas Quid tamen o ſuperos? non hos miſere dolores Coelicolae nobis; ne que enim tam ferrea diuis Pectora, tu ſolus (Rex) hac de parte Prometheus. Quid fingis grauiora tuis? duram exu • mentem Dum licet in medijs reditum an molire querelis? Phoebe mane, lux alma mane, radiate mane Sol. Vix bis plena vage co • erunt cornua Lunae, Quum venit, & refugit: necdum expectatus, abire Rex JACOBE paras. Anne • o promittere divum eſt Fallere? & (heu!) fraudare tuos felicibus horis? Non ita cui Clariae laurus, & limina parent Muſarum: cytharam qui pectine temperat aureo Ortygiae inviſit lucos: ubi cornea circum Creteſ que Dryopeſ que fremant altaria laeti. Nonita Tartarei prudens matronatyranni, Septima quum exeruit formoſos Cynthia vultus Trinacriae aſcendit colles: quam plurimacingit Hinc at que hinc Dryas; & per colla fluente capillo Ventilet ut niveas Zephyri ſinit aura papillas: Ipſa vel Oebalium pueri de nomine florem, Narciſſumve legit ſparſum vel ſanguine A donin, Aut Caltham nitidi pendentem a lumine Phoebi: Que is calathos onerans, Stygii reminiſcitur ignis; Conſcia nec pri ••• jam damnat prata rapinae. Te quo que tangit amor patriae, ne que enim horrida cautes Edidit, aut Getula tibi dedit uber a tigris; Sed te Pegaſeis enutrivere ſub antris Caſtalia de valle dea: Charitum que decore Nuda trias, laetos oculis afflauit honores. Hanc ſine nos ſpem ferre tui. ſi crimina noſtrae Tot meruere pati, Rex invictiſsime, poenas, Quin luimus? mora longareo mors altera, at o jam Si quatibi ſuper at ſub pectore curatuorum, Phoebe mane; lux alma mane, radiate mane Sol. Flumina quae leni vitreum properatis in aequor; Agmine; & o blando quae diuidis alma ſuſurro Dulce melos, nemorum que comis interſtrepis aura: Veſtra Caledonius ſi gaudia Jupiter, & tot Laetitiae bona ſigna, pium teſtantia amoren • Accepit; picta vectus quando ipſe phaſelo, Naiadum plaudente choro, Zephyro que canente, Trans que Taum, Forthae que ſinum: ſi magna voluptas Laetandi fuerat, nunc fit quo que tanta dolendi. Mecum una gemitus, & ſingultantia verba, Mecum una ingentes, lachymarum ecfundite rivos. Noſtra ſalus, & veſter amor, pia cura Deorum, Spes que hominum (hei) patrias IACOBUS deſerit or as. Dux Ferguſinde, ſi animum pia stringit imago Antiquae patriae, nec tota evanuit illa Pectoris arcano quondam tibi clauſa receſſu SCOTIA necte morae cauſas; nonſceptra relinquas ANGLA, nec ut ſiſtus Scotorum ſemper in oris, ("Quanquam o! nam magnum quod habet graue crinis Tempus inane peto; dum ſe componere tantis [amare?) Curarum mens aegra queat quando que procellis: Et diſcat graviora pati. Venaticus ex qu • Tempore, cervino f ſitientia labra cruore Proluit; & longis durauit curfibus artus; Collibus adſueſcit: donec robuflior annis, Audeat aerij ſuperare cacumina montis; Et ſeruare dolos, & fraudem fallere fraude. Tum laetus ruit in campos, & culmina nota, Et domino obſequitur, curſum ſeu ſiſtere poſcat, Corripere audito, ſpacium ſeu deni que ſigno. Me certe tantus latum hoc protruſit in aequor Triſtitiae non ante dolor; ſed enim advena primum Melpomenes abs que arte lyramnunc tangere cogor: Damnatum que choris Mufarum aſſumere plectrum Jn vitus jubeor. non hac non triſtia Phoebus, Diſceſſus ſed Magnetuus, mihi carmina mandat: Carmina quae rapidas utinam violentia in auras Diſcerpat Boreae; & madidis Notus humidus alis Immergat pelago, qua turbidus Adria ſaevit, Ejectat v • fretum quod ſorbuit ante Charybdis; Aut qua Scylla ferox canibus praecincta marinis, Auditur S • iculo raucum latrare profundo. Jrrita ſint. fruſtratantas fudiſſe querelas Rex JACOBE ferar. ſed quid mea vulnera ſpecto? Phoebe mane, lux almamane, radiate mane Sol. Ahne fugis? per ego has lachrimas, per gaudiateſtor Quae data ſunt quoniam ſubito reddenda fuerunt, Nil Ferguſiacis viſum crudelius oris. Tu mihi Sol teſtis, tu pernox conſcia Luna, Per que Polum certo remeantia ſydera curſu. Non etenim tu ſolus abis; tecum omnia tecum Ire parant. Muſae que graves, & cantor Apollo, Et castus veneris puer, & veneranda leporum Gratia, letitiae que hilares, & blanda venuſtas; Quid ſuper eſt niſi triſte Chaos miſeranda que rerum Jn luctu facies? & conjurata malorum Tempeſtas, emiſſa Erebi de vallibus atris? Ecce tibi modo purpureos quae Daedala flores Sternebat Tellus, maeret deſerta; ſuoſ que Squalida damnauit felici gramine campos. Flava Ceres, miſero non reſponſura colono, Maesta ſedet; qualis Sicula quum lampada ab Aetna Accendens, cunctis natam quaeſiuit ab oris. Ingemit obſcuris memorum Dryas abdita in umbris. Rura que laſciuae ſua deſeruere Napeae. Naiades lacrymis fontes auxiſſe feruntur. Et PAN obſtreperas ſaxo alliſiſſe cicutas, Jpſe ego, ceu campis demens errabat Eleis BELLEROPHON cor vſ que ſuum depaſtus, inani Complebam infaelix reſonantia ſaxa querela, Qua ſubit ANDREIAE felices coerula portu • Doris, & expaſsis in vitat in oſcula palmis. Surda que ceu noſtros audirent ſaxa dolores Damnabam. nunc inde pedem revocare volebam Perditus, in deſerta procul; ſine fine beatos. Exclamans Zephyros, quite REX optime circum Leniter, & motis applaudant ſaepius alis. In que alto reſidens viridantis gramine prati, Collibus aut ſolis, aut vorticibus praeruptis, Pectoris arcanos heu vulnera dura dolores Mente pia revocans; in fletum nubila ſolvi, Et ferrugineis obduci clara tenebris Lumina, ſplendentes que oculos Hyperionis aurei Optabam: divis, non haec in vota ſecundis. Nam tibi ſtat, fixum que animo manet, ire beatas ANGLORUM in treras. heu ſors. adverſa que fata. PHOEBE mane, lux alma mane, radiate mane Sol Sed quid ego haec, ſurdas tantum ſi verberat aures Haec vox caſſa deum? legum ſeruanda poteſtas Ilicet, & quicquid ſuperi mens prouida regis Conſilio arcano fieri decreverat olim, Non lachrymis, planctu que hominum diſſolvitur. aut vi Frangitur aduerſa. stat Ahenea turris in auras Fatorum titulo, cui lex adjuncta neceſſieſt; Quam nec Hyperboreo properās de monte procella, Aeolio aut rapidus laxatus carcere turbo, Aut pelagi ira ferox pugnantibus excita ventis Deſtruat; aut vincat: ſic inconcuſſa reſiſtit, Tot coeli, pelagi que minis. perge omine dextro, Perge igitur, tua qua revocant te Maxime fata. Et quamvis patris hinc titulîs te oppugnet, & Anglas Sevocet in terras; ubi dulcia gaudia conjunx Gratetur reduci, & chariſsima pignora CARLUS Currat in amplexus: patriae illinc tangat imago Mentem animi: tu REX vince alto pectore utrun que Plus tibi ſit patriae dici & ſimul eſſe parentem. Inde tibi ſurget decus immortale coronae; Jnde tuos cinget viridant • fronde capillos Gloria; & aeternum statuet tibi fama trophaeum. Caetera ſint miſere plebi, & communia vulgo: Hoc proprium REX magne tibi: quo haud altior vllu • Extulit os ſacrum coelo, tenebras que reſolvit Bellorum, & longa populos ſub pace beauit: Si Ferguſiacos numeres ab origine patres. Haec lux immenſum radiantia tela per orbem Deſperſit, Sol Eoo e gurgite promit Siderios vultus, & qua caput occulit undis Occiduis, feſſo ſolvens temone jugales; Qua campos Libiae, naſcenti & conſcia Nilo Arua premit, radiis nimio ſtagrantibus •••… u; Qua que fugit Boreae torpentes frigore terras. Arva que Rhiphaeis multum damnanda Pruinis, Si non luce tua, & radiis propioribus Arcti. Frigoribus, triſti que hyemi ſolatia ferres. Fortius huc igitur radios, & ſpicula vibra; Vt que Calidoniae, tepeant face frigora Brumae. Hoc vnum praecor o, ſi non licet omnia, quum jam Phoebe abeas; lux alma abeas; radiate abeas Sol. Claude reluctantes tenebroſe in carcere fratres. Ventorum o domitor; vaſti & ſuper inſice mentis Fragmina; nec madidis Auſter petat aera pennis, Obducens picea totas caligine terras; Nec ſine ut effuſis Boreae; inclementia habenis Bacchetur per inane furens; nec turbidus Eurus Acris illatis circum ſtrepat vndi que campis Horriſonum: ſoli Zephyro ſ •• copia coeli. Hic ſemper placidis JACOBO aſsibilet auris, Dum Thameſis ripas, & paſcua grata Camaenis Ille redux teneat; coniux vhi blanda Favoni, Jnter diffuſas per candida colla Napaeas Ceſariem flauam, blandum ſpirantibus inſtat Floribus: & vario depingit prata colore. Hic vellet miti Zephyrus ſtabularier antro, Si qua fides verbis; & ſe putat eſſe beatum Si quando Aenariae liquit diſcedere campis: Coniugis ut fuſus gremio, viridantia Tempe Inter, & aeternos Thameſaei ruris honores, Jnſpiret molles animas; blandum que JACOBO Murmuret: & dulci ludat circum ora ſuſurro. Turgida ſic toto diſcedant flamina 〈◊〉 coelo; Nubila que horendo terram obfuſcantia amictu; Sic quicquid nimio vel adurit prata calore, Frigore vel triſti ſurgentes deterit harbas, Exul erat: Schythiae gelidis ſeſe occulat oris Triſtis hyems; Lybiae que procul deſerta peragret Aeſtus, & inſani poſitos ſub ſydere Cancri. Sic o Magne parens, cuius tremefacta verendo Judicis a vultu, cum juſtam accenderis iram, Subſidit Tellus; quam nil quod jam eſtve, fuitve, Vel quo erit quando que latet; qui cuncta tenore Perpetuo ſtabilita regis; Regum altior omni Imperio ſolus; qui ſceptra, decuſ que TIARAE Regibus, & magnum prae aliis largiris honorem; Vtte vnum agnoſcant Dominum, patri que benigno Supplicibus votis, & mentis thure litarent; Jus que tuis populis vlla ſine frude miniſtrent; Sic o Magne parens, famulum dignare favore Vſ que tuo: ſceptrum que bea: reduciſ que vt euntis, Oſtendas populo faelicia Principis ora. His certo immenſum nutu qui temperat orbem Annuet; haec rata vota dabit. Tu dirige tutos Saxonidum in terras conſtanti tramite greſſus: Vſ que tamen patriae memor o REX maxime amatae. Jam que vale. lachrymis in moeſta cadentibus ora, Plura loqui gemitus vetat, & dolor altus, in imo Pectore ſuppreſſus; qui dum ſe non capit ipſum, Nec questus capit ipſe ſuos: confuſus, & vnum hoc, Dum grauiora parat, magno de vulnere anhelat; PHOEBE vale, lux alma vale, radiate vale Sol.