being a collection of celebrated English, and Scotch songs

& fHr» a iflin*f \ $n*Bowl, great Jove gave the word; The Bowl it was large, of .a Heavenlyi IWT^ p 9W*/] EicEyflniiuu n» > imSize, Wherein they did ufe Infant Gods to BaptizemVcJ^ W a M ) ) »atCLuoth Jove, I'm informed, they drink Bunch upon Earth,Whereby the Mortals wits far exceeds us in mirth;Therefore our wife Godheads together let's lay.And endeavour to make it much ftronger than they;'Twas fpoke like a God, fill the Bowl up to the top,He is Cafhier'd from the Heavens, that leaves the laft drop,'Then Apollxt fent away two of his Laffes,With Bitchers, to fill at the Well of Barnaffus,'To Boets new born, this Licjuour it was broughtAnd they fuckt it in for their firft mornings draught.Juno, for Lemons, ftept into her Clofet,Which, when fhe was fick, Ihe infus'd into BoifetjFor GoddeiTes may be as iqueamifh as Gipfeys,The Sun and the Moon, you know, have their Eclipifes;Thefe Lemons were called the Hifperian Fruit,Where a Vigilent Dragon was faid to look to it;Twelve dozen of thefe were well faueas'd in water.,The reft of Ingredients in order came after;.Venus, admirer of all things that were fweet.Without her infufion, there had been no treat.Commanded her Sugar loaves, white as her Doves,To be brought to the Table by a pair of jour, g Loves,So wonderful curious thefe Deities were,The Sugar it was ftrain'd thro' a piece of fine Aire;Jolly Bacchus gave notice by dangling his bunch,That without his alTiftance, 'there cou'd be no good Bunchy