The sea, the aire, the fire, the day, the night, And th'armies of their creatures, all and some*, Do serve to them, and with importune might 230 Warre against us, the vassals of their will.

Whilst I thus mazed was with great affray, I saw the heavens in warre against her rize: Then downe she stricken fell with clap of thonder, That with great noyse I wakte in sudden wonder.

And for his passage, The Souldiours Musicke, and the rites of Warre

In Flandrina both Iewes and Christians doe inhabite, betweene whom there is often contention and warre: howbeit the Christians ouercome the Iewes at all times.

sundry spots of their faces: and this nation is at continual warre with certaine naked people in another region.

"I vndertooke a warre when I aduentured to speake in print, (not in print as Puritan's ruffes are set.)"

Ha, Rodoricke, are not we fine Polyticians That have so quaintly wrought the king of Fraunce Unto our faction that he threatens warre Against the almost reconcilde Navar? Rod.

And the God of warre come in thy defence my humour is to kill him. Come away.

Embrace her then: and now Navar and Fraunce, Here end our strife and let all hatred fall And turne this warre to Hymens festivall.

AE] chance of warre.

G. Gascoigne, The Fruits of Warre, lvii.

The goddesse of warre, called Bellona, had these thre handmaids ever attendynge on her: BLOOD, FIRE, and FAMINE, which thre damosels be of that force and strength that every one of them alone is able and sufficient to torment and afflict a proud prince; and they all joyned together are of puissance to destroy the most populous country and most richest region of the world.

G. Gascoigne, The Fruites of Warre, 94 (died 1577).

Translated from the French by Warre Bradley Wells.

WELLS, WARRE BRADLEY.

WELLS, WARRE B. Men of good will.

Translated from the French for the first time by Warre B. Wells.

Translated from the French for the first time by Warre B. Wells.

They haue many villages vnder them which they quietly possesse in time of peace, but in time of warre the enemie is maister of them.

Here be very many elephants which they goe to warre withall.

If any other king haue one, and will not send it him, he will make warre with him for it: for he had rather lose a great part of his kingdome, then not to conquere him.

And they do report that the king hath aboue fiue thousand elephants of warre, besides many other which be not taught to fight.

When he goeth to warre, he goeth very strong.

AD and G] 11 ll. full, subjects, love, height, you, me, warre, imagine, word, blouds, peace.

Well, is he comming? Mar. Why Sir are you thus? Why does your hand proclaime a lawlesse warre Against your selfe? Arb.