PoemTHE PURPLE ISLAND, OR THE ISLE OF MAN.
Canto 1CANT. I. STAN. I.
Canto 2CANT. II.
Canto 3CANT. III.
Canto 4CANT. IIII
Canto 5CANT. V.
Canto 6CANT. VI.
Canto 7CANT. VII.
Canto 8CANT. VIII.
Canto 9CANT. IX.
Canto 10CANT. X.
Canto 11CANT. XI.
Canto 12CANT. XII.
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PoemAnag Edward Benlowes, Sun-warde beloved.
PoemsΑΛΙΕΓΤΙΚΟ'Ν, OR, PISCATORIE ECLOGUES.
PoemECLOG. I. AMYNTAS.
PoemECLOG. II. THIRSIL.
PoemECLOG. III. MYRTILVS.
PoemECLOG. IIII. CHROMIS.
PoemECLOG. V. NICAEA.
PoemECLOG. VI. THOMALIN.
PoemECLOG. VII. The PRIZE.
PoemsPOETICALL MISCELLANIES.
PoemAn Hymen at the Marriage of my most deare Cousins Mr. W. and M. R.
PoemTo my beloved Cousin W. R. Esquire. Calend. Ianuar.
PoemTo Master W. C.
PoemTo my ever honoured Cousin W. R. Esquire.
PoemTo E. C. in Cambridge, my sonne by the University.
PoemTo my beloved Thenot in answer of his verse.
PoemUpon the picture of Achmat the Turkish tyrant.
PoemTo Mr. Jo. Tomkins.
PoemTo Thomalin.
PoemAgainst a rich man despising povertie.
PoemContemnenti.
PoemA vow.
PoemOn womens lightnesse.
PoemA reply upon the fair M. S.
PoemAn Apologie for the premises to the Ladie Culpepper.
PoemTo my onely chosen Valentine and wife, Anagram. MAYSTRESS ELISABETH VINCENT IS MY BRESTS CHASTE VALENTINE.
PoemA translation of Boëthius, the third book and last verse.
PoemA translation of Boëthius, book 2 verse 7.
PoemUpon my brother, Mr G. F. his book entituled Christs Victorie and Triumph.
PoemUpon the B. of Exon. Doct. Hall his Meditations.
PoemUpon the Contemplations of the B. of Excester, given to the Ladie E. W. at New-yeares-tide.
PoemThese Asclepiads of Mr. H. S. translated and enlarged.
PoemCertain of the royal Prophets Psalmes metaphrased.
PoemPsal. 63. which may be sung, as The widow, or mock-widow.
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PoemPSAL. 137. To be sung as, See the building.
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PoemAN HYMNE.
PoemAN HYMNE.
PoemOn my friends picture, who died in travel.
PoemUpon Doctor Playser.
PoemUpon my brothers book called, The grounds, labour, and reward of faith.
PoemUpon Mr. Perkins his printed sermons.
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DedicationTo the right worthy Knight, Sr. ANTONIE IRBY.
PoemELISA.
Poem¶ To my deare friend, the SPENCER of this age.