Note 66 — The Life of Mr. Alexander Henderson.
Reading edition
Mr. Henderson's monument was afterwards repaired, as it now stands intire a little to the westward of the church. On one side the inscription begins with these words,
Hanc quisquis urnam transiens, &c.
On another side it begins,
Qui contra grassantes per fraudem et tyrannidem.
And the English inscription on a third side—
Reader, bedew thine eyes Not for the dust here lies, It quicken shall again, And aye in joy remain: But for thyself, the church and state Whose woe this dust prognosticates.
The fourth side of the urn has no inscription.