Monarchia transformata in Respublicam deformatam: OR, A Jury of twelve Impossibilities.  
1. GIve general Tom a Common-Souldiers wit;  
2. Cure frantic Mildmay of his whimsy fit:  
3. Quench Peter's tongue (which hell hath set on fire)  
4. Cool Nol's ambitious thirst of soaring higher:  
5. Make Bradshaw bashful, and false Whitlock true;  
6. Un-atheist Lenthall, Corbet too unjew.  
7. Pride's Sword, exchange for Slings; let Ockey haste  
8. Back to his Yeast-tub. Hewson to his Last.  
9 And Wild (with Law) Sweep treason from his bench  
10. Hedge Martin (all in common) with one wench.  
11. Pack a Committee, without knaves. Let's see  
12. A Juncto (not of Rebels) and then we  
For light in England's Chaos will yet hope:  
For Charles three Crowns, for Rebels, each a rope.   

Numeral Letters are to be considered in these two following lines.  


C , the trv pI1C100tV5re of c c ,  
great bri v King Nov Gl .   
These numeral Letters, All together be  
Just sixteen hundred, forty, and thrice three.  
1649. Clvicucicuciidiviwiwliid.   

These Letters (twenty six) five Cees, two Dees,  
Two ls, eight Ves, and jes a treble trine,  
Make up the number, just as it agrees,  
One thousand and six hundred forty nine.  
That year, the first months thirtieth day, a blow  
Laid Charles our King, and England's Honour low.  
But, He is High, graced with a glorious crown,  
And (by His Death) three kingdoms are cast down.  
The Loafe's inside, and Circle of a Spring,  
Was worst of Traitors to a Gracious King.    
FINIS.