Pompey and Caesar Worthies, more then Men Are more then Worthy of a lasting Storie, And Worthy more then of a vulgar pen To raise the Trophies of deserved glory. Who now is fit but May, as Lucan then? Change but the Language, and the sooth to say, May is their Lucan, and their Lucan, May. Forward sweet Freind; led by rich Lucans vaine Nor is thy praise the lesse, but more thy paine.
