The British Library Caxtons Online: Cx1, folio 321v

	As olde bokis maken mencion
	He was the most lusty bacheler
	Of al the worlde and eke the beste archer
5	He slough Pheton the serpent as he lay
	Slepyng ayens the sonne vp on a day
	And many anothir nobil dede
	He with his bowe wrought as men mowe rede
	Pleye he coude on euery mynstralcye
10	And syngen that it was a melodye
	To here of his cleer vois the soun
	Certes the kyng of Thebes amphion
	That with his song wallid the cyte
	Coude neuer synge half so wel as he
15	Therto he was the semelist man
	That is or was sith the worlde began
	What nedith it his feture forto discryue
	For in this worlde was ther non so fair a liue
	He was therwith fulfillid of gentilnsse
20	Of honour and of parfyt worthynesse
	This Phebus that was flour of bachelerye
	As wel in fredom as in chiualrye
	For disporte in signe eek of victorye
	Of Pheton so as tellith vs the story
25	Was wont to bere in his hond aboue
	Now hadde this Phebus in his hous a crowe
	With ynne a cage y fostrid many a day
	And taughte it speke as men teche a Iay
	Whit was this crowe as is a snow whit swan
30	And countirfetid the speche of euery man

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