"Kings are like stars--they rise and set--_they have
The worship of the world, but no repose_."
Shelley, _Hellas_.
The following are not exactly parallel, but being "in pari materia," are
sufficiently curious and alike to merit annotation:
"But the common form [of urns] with necks was a proper figure,
making our last bed like our first: nor much unlike the urns of
our nativity, while we lay in the nether part of the earth, and
inward vault of our microcosm."