〈…〉 ide all wrapped in wretchedness  
〈…〉 pomps so gay & glorious  
〈…〉 asures/ and all thy riches  
〈…〉 be but transytoryous  
〈…〉 to much piteous  
〈…〉 that each man whilom dread  
〈…〉 natural line and course  
〈…〉 alas lieth deed   

〈…〉 rial a king  
〈…〉 aner the prudent solomon  
〈…〉sse and in every thing  
〈…〉 christian region  
〈…〉 not long agone  
〈…〉 his name by fame sprde  
〈…〉 te now destitute alone  
〈…〉 is alas lieth deed   

〈…〉 after we wretched creatures  
〈…〉 and triumphant majesty  
〈…〉 pastimes and pleasures  
〈…〉thouten remedy  
〈…〉 will the miserable body  
〈…〉 heavy lead  
〈…〉 but vanity and all vanity  
〈…〉 alas alas lieth deed   

〈…〉 subgectes' & make lamentation.  
〈…〉 noble a governor  
〈…〉 airs make we exclamation  
〈…〉 to his supernal tour  
〈…〉dly rose flower  
〈…〉 ally all about spread  
〈…〉 ated where is his power  
〈…〉 as alas lieth deed   

Of this most christian king in us it lieth not  
His time passed honour sufficient to praise  
But yet though that/ that thing envalue we may not  
Our prayers of surety he shall have always  
And though that atropose hath ended his days  
His name and fame shall ever be dread  
As fer as phoebus spreads his golden rays  
Though henry the seventh alas alas lieth deed   

But now what remedy he is uncoverable  
Touched by the hands of god that is most Just  
But yet again a cause most comfortable  
we have/ wherein/ of right reioys we must  
His sone on live in beauty force and lust  
In honour likely traianus to shed  
wherefore in him put we our hope and trust  
Sith henry his father alas alas lieth deed   

And now for conclusion about his hearse  
Let this be graved for endless memory  
with sorrowful tunes of Thesyphenes verse  
Here lieth the puissant and mighty henry  
Hector in battle/ Vlyxes in policy  
Solomon in wisdom the noble rose read  
Cresses in richesse julyus in glory  
Henry the seventh engraved here lieth deed