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THE IESVITES PATER NOSTER Giuen TO PHILLIP III KING of SPAINE for his new yeares gift this present yeare . 1611.

Together with the Ave Maria.

Written first in French : Englished by W. I.

Printed at Oxford by Ioseph Barnes . 1611.

THE IESVITS PATER NOSTER . O Mighty Phillip King Of men we alwaies with a faithfull heart , Confesse we are thy children deare , And eke acknowledge that thou art , Paternoster All Iesuits for thy worthy gifts Which vnto vs from thee did spring , Do sing this song continually Blessed be thou O mighty King , Qui es in coelis Rauilliack from a cursed race So well by vs instructed first , For massacring the King of France Insteed of being still accurst , Sancttificetur This blow great Phillip may declare , We are thy friends most constantly , And that throughout the world we 'l spread , Maugre thy greatest enemy . Nomen tuum . Thy most immoderate desire , Of rule and gouernment to gaine And thy designe most wonderfull Ouer all other Kings to raigne Adueniat . Some men whome enuy ouercomes Do much condemne thy greedy minde But by the right of thy desert O puissant King of matchlesse power , Whose name with reuerence we adore : What wilt thou haue ? wish , and command Speake onely this , and say no more . fiat . And then straight way , our holy troupe Shall striue who shall be most free-wild To doe his best without constraint That through the world may be fulfild . voluntas tua . Such great attempts to vndertake , The wrath of God thou needst not feare For we haue power in our hands To make thee euen as happy here sicut in coelis . We haue the gift of flatterie T' enchant thy foes , and vnder seete , To trample them , and neuer cease Till each lie wrapped in a sheet , & in terra . For thee our Princes wee betray , And widdow Robbers are we all : We doe disturbe our countryes peace And this is that which we doe call panem nostrum quotidianum . Thinke nothing hard which we propose , Many preuayles both day and night : If thou in all things wilt abound , And wrong done by vs gaine thee right Da nobis . There are amongst vs of all sorts , That can by treasons kings annoy , Whereby we gather all the wealth Which in our houses we inioy . Hodie . If some say we are couetous , O King beleeue not what they say : But let thy Iustice then take place , And let them be condemn'd to dye . & demitte For they are soules of small deuotion Which Sathan to himselfe retaines , And for to iudge them Hogonotes The knowledge thereof appertaynes Nobis These Polititians being beleeued , Alas ! from vs all credit 's gone : But sure they all are Heretickes Which doe divulge to euery one debita nostra . But such as onely giue their mind To pray to God both night and day , And enimies are to Hypocrites They are not fit in Court to stay sicut & nos . With Kings and Ladies we frequent Being very watchfull of their states , And of their goods , and of their soules : But as for poore and needy mates , dimittimus . Phillip shew fauour vnto vs , We haue done many a wicked action : And sure except thou succour vs We neuer shall giue satisfaction debitoribus nostris . If our designer descried be A due all plots whereon we muse , To liue vpon necessity , Euen in such sort as good men vse et ne nos induca . Th' occasion now which France presents ( Within her kingdome King being dead ) Of a young king and a Regent Queene , Hath caus'd our fathers to be lead in tentationem . Phillip thou knowest well that France , Doth wish vs euill for thy cause : Let not thy greatnes suffer her On vs to execute her Lawes , sed libera nos . We neuer yet haue say led thee , Hold it as done , whatsoeuer we will , Thou oughts not to be ignorant , That all of vs are tempted still a malo God make thee able O great Prince , ( Following vowes Iesuiticall ) To make one prouince of the world , ●nd consummate thy actions all , Amen .
THE AVE MARIA TO THE Queene of France . WHen Iudas with a kisse betraid his Lord , He said , all haile : the Iesuits will arise To kill thee ( as thy King ) a deed abhord ) Speaking vnto thee in most humble wise Ave Maria These banisht persons which through treason drew the dead kings tooth , with a most shameful doom Were punisht : but at length was got anew ( To draw his heart ) a pardon sent from Rome Gratia plena . Venice hath wisely from her land expeld Traitors and Traitors wicked brood for a ye , Discords true Tender boxes which there dweld , Which you must also do that we may say , Dominus tecum . O blessed Queene if thou effect This deed which to thy subiects hearts giues ease , Confirming rest whereof there s such defect , Then shall be said of her enioying peace , Benedicta tu They seeme most faire without , but are within Deuils incarnate , Hippocrites , Truthes foe : Their words are chast , their deeds are Sodoms sin And doe amongst themselues as others doe In mulieribus . If France doe see ( according to her vow ) Her land of Treason plotters quite made free , Which good states by false Doctrines ouerthrow With one consent the Lord shall praysed be , Et benedictus . These Iesuits banisht , truth restored is , Faithfull obeysance thereby is procurde , T is the repose , and Frances happy blisse , T is the sole meanes whereby may be securde Fructus ventris tui . This deed achieud , you to your sonne shall proue , A blessed mother : who to God shall pray That you with Christ may dwell in heauen aboue , And with good hearts true subiects all shall say , Amen .