Pietas filiorum in parentes
Aeneas beares his father, out of Troye,
When that the Greekes, the same did spoile, and sacke:
His father might of suche a sonne have joye,
Who throughe his foes, did beare him on his backe:
No fier, nor sworde, his valiaunt harte coulde
feare,
To flee awaye, without his father deare.
Which showes, that sonnes must carefull bee, and kinde,
For to releeve their parentes in distresse:
And duringe life, that dutie shoulde them binde,
To reverence them, that God their daies maie blesse:
And reprehendes tenne thowsande to their shame,
Who ofte dispise the stocke whereof they came.