The last two lines of the passage before us--

"And with a master's hand, and prophet's fire,

_Struck the deep sorrows of his lyre_"--

remind us in some degree of Cowley:

"Sic cecinit sanctus _vates_, digitosque volantes

Innumeris per fila modis trepidantia movit,

_Intimaque elicuit Medici miracula plectri_."

_Davideidos_, lib. i. p. 13.

Again:

"Dear as the _light that visits these sad eyes_."

Gray, _The Bard_.

"Namque _oculis plus illa suis, plus lumine coeli

Dilexit_."

_Davideidos_, lib. i. p. 14.

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