Poems
Poems
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VICAB OP WRAWBY, LINCOLNSHIRE AND LATE EXHIBITIONER OF CLARE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE " So, caught, I bum. Burn? heathen men have borne as much as this, For freedom, or the sake of those they loved, Or some less cause, some cause far less than mine ; For every other cause is less than mine. How now, my soul, we do not heed the fire? Faint-hearted? tutt Faint as I am, God willing, I will burn for Him. " Tennyson, Sir John Oldcastle. CAMBRIDGE AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS 1897 (Cambridge : PRINTED BY J. AND... C. F. CLAY, AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS. POLYCARP. " T/s 8i] TToraifiov £\axeos edx os > ^P7f Ka8e\up ;" Pindar, Olymp. Xi. 60 — 3 (ed. Don. ;. A. D. 155—6. Found faithful unto death ; so crowned with life ! That omen in the fatal hour at Rome, 1 When ghostly trumpet-accents in mine ear Cried, " Polycarp is martyred, " it was true. And here in Lyons, by the rushing Rhone, His pupil Irenaeus, of the Church In Gaul an Elder, I peruse with tears The tale of that fulfilment, as they told That witnessed it in Smyrna, writing thence A letter, Evarestus' handiwork, io Of tidings to the Philomelian saints, Whereof this transcript, to Pothinus sent And me, Pothinus oft himself of old The martyr's hearer, reacheth us to-day.
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VICAB OP WRAWBY, LINCOLNSHIRE AND LATE EXHIBITIONER OF CLARE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE " So, caught, I bum. Burn? heathen men have borne as much as this, For freedom, or the sake of those they loved, Or some less cause, some cause far less than mine ; For every other cause is less than mine. How now, my soul, we do not heed the fire? Faint-hearted? tutt Faint as I am, God willing, I will burn for Him. " Tennyson, Sir John Oldcastle. CAMBRIDGE AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS 1897 (Cambridge : PRINTED BY J. AND... C. F. CLAY, AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS. POLYCARP. " T/s 8i] TToraifiov £\axe
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