D' Italia in Grecia.

You men of Rome, my fellow-mates in arms, Whose three years' prowess, policy, and war, One hundred threescore thousand men at arms Hath overthrown and murder'd in the field; Whose valours to the empire have restor'd All Grecia, Asia, and Ionia, With Macedonia, subject to our foe, You see the froward customs of our state

During this time of lent all they which intende to goe vnto Mecca resort vnto Cairo, because that twentie dayes after the feast the Carouan is readie to depart on the voyage: and thither resort a great multitude of people from Asia, Grecia, and Barbaria to goe on this voyage, some mooued by deuotion, and some for traffiques sake, and some to passe away the time.

It is of an uncouth rustic appearance and must certainly have been built before Grecia capia ferum victorem cepit et artes Intulit agresti Latio.....

The lion of the seventh chapter also represents Babylon; the bear, Medo-Persia; the leopard, Grecia; and the great and-terrible beast, Rome.

In Dan. 8, likewise, the ram represents Medo-Persia, the he goat, Grecia, and the little horn, Rome.

Rome arose still to the west, in territory unoccupied by Grecia.