Edward Farr, ed. Select Poetry of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. 1845.
Sonnet XXVIIIV. Barnaby Barnes
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Rocke of affiance, bulwarke of sure trust,
In whom all nations for salvation must
Put certaine confidence of their soules’ weale:
Those sacred misteries, deare Lord! reveale
Of that large volume, righteous and just.
From mee, though blinded with this earthly dust,
Doe not those gracious misteries conceale:
That I by them, as from some beamesome lampe,
May find the bright and true direction
To my soule blinded, marching to that campe
Of sacred soldiours,—whose protection
Hee that victorious on a white horse rideth
Taketh, and evermore triumphant guideth.