Iter Boreal 2, Table of contents
THE TABLE.
ITer Boreale. p. 1
The Tragedy of Mr. Chr. Love, late Miniſter of the Gospel, Acted upon Tower-hill, Aug. 22. 1651. p. 22
Upon the much to be lamented Death, of the Reverend Mr. Vines. p. 29
To the Memory of Mr. Jer. Whitaker. p. 31
Upon the Death of ſo many Reverend Ministers of late. p. 34
An Elegie upon the Earl of Eſſex his Funeral. p. 36
To the Father of a very virtuous Virgin deceaſed, who deſired an obſcure perſon to make an Elegie. p. 38
In memory of Mris E. T. p. 40
An Epitaph upon E. T. p. 42
Upon the Learned Works of the Reverend Divine, Mr. Edw. Reynolds. p. 43
Another. p. 45
Aliud. ibid
An Epitaph for a Godly-mans Tomb, p. 46
An Epitaph for a Wicked-mans Tomb, ibid.
A Letter to a Friend. p. 47
Alas poor Scholar, &c. p. 51
The Norfolk and Wisbich Cockfighting. p. 56
Upon the Death of Dennis Bond, Eſq; p. 60
Upon ſome Bottles of Sack and Claret, laid in Sand, and covered with a ſheet. p. 63
An Eſſay upon the late Victory obtained by his Royal Highneſs the Duke of York, againſt the Dutch, June 3. 1663. p. 64
The Grateful Nonconformiſt; or a Return of Thanks to Sir J. B. Kt. who ſent the Authour Ten Crowns p. 66
A Poem upon the Impriſonment of Mr Calamy in Newgate. p. 71
On the Death of Mr. Calamy, no… known to the Authour of a long tim… after. p. 73, 74
The Loyal Nonconformiſt, or an account what he dare ſwear, and what he dare not ſwear. p. 84
The Recantation of a Penitent Proteus; or the Changling: as it was acted with good applauſe in St. Maries in Cambridge, and St. Pauls in London: in three parts. p. 91, 93, 96.
The Poring Doctor; or the groſs miſtake of a Reverend Son of the Church, in bowing at the name of Judas, Novemb. 5. 1663. at St. Pauls. p. 100
The Fair Quarrel: by way of Letter, between Mr. Wanley, a Son of the Church, and Dr. Wild, a Nonconformiſt. 107
FINIS.
End of the text · Robert Wild, Iter Boreal 2 (1668)