Thomas Urquhart (Томас Эркарт)

Epigrams. The First Booke. № 1. To the King

Great Monarch, since the worlds nativity, 
	No mind, nor body had so divine parts 
To grace the State of Sov’rain Majesty, 
	As hath your Royall person, whose deserts 
Soare higher ’bove the reach of other Kings, 
Then the bright Sun transcends terrestriall things.

Эпиграммы. Книга I. № 1. Королю

Монарх великий! Умственно, телесно
	Ты превосходишь всех земных владык
И с Солнцем ты содружествуешь тесно:
	Ты, как оно, всесилен и велик,
Восходишь над землёй, и свет при этом
Даёшь явленьям, людям и предметам.

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6.02.2020
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