EncomiumTo the Reader.
Encomium2. To D. John Owen of his Book.
Encomium3. To John Owen of his three Books of Epigrams.
Encomium4. To John Owen.
Encomium5. In Praise of the Author.
Encomium6. To the Reader, in Praise of the Author, whose Epigrams were published the second Time within a Month 1606.
Encomium7. Of the Third Edition of these Epigrams.
Book 1
EpigramTo the Lady Mary Neville.
Epigram 22. To the Reader.
Epigram 33. Of his Book, to John Hoskins, a Lawyer.
Epigram 44. To the Lady Mary Neville.
Epigram 55. To the same.
Epigram 66. To her Son Thomas Neville.
Epigram 77. To her Daughter Cecily.
Epigram 88. Know thy Self. Of Harpalus.
Epigram 99. To a Lawyer.
Epigram 1010. Of John Prote.
Epigram 1111. To Aulus an ignoble Noble-man.
Epigram 1212. To Hernicus.
Epigram 1313. Of Venus.
Epigram 1414. To Mr. Gilbert.
Epigram 1515. To Physicians and Lawyers.
Epigram 1616. O Times, O Manners!
Epigram 1717. Paris his judgement.
Epigram 1818. Germanical Truth.
Epigram 1919. To Linus.
Epigram 2020. To a certain young Noble-man.
Epigram 2121. To a certain poor Physician.
Epigram 2222. Of a certain Woman.
Epigram 2323. On Marcus.
Epigram 2424. Upon modern Writers. To the Reader.
Epigram 2525. Of Phillis.
Epigram 2626. To the same.
Epigram 2727. A wicked Atheist.
Epigram 2828. The Atheist's Epitaph.
Epigram 2929. The Optative Mood.
Epigram 3030. Of Alana.
Epigram 3131. Prophets, Poets.
Epigram 3232. Of Life and Death.
Epigram 3333. Of Vulcan.
Epigram 3434. An English Grammer.
Epigram 3535. Free Will.
Epigram 3636. Of Life and Love.
Epigram 3737. The Elysian Fields.
Epigram 3838. An Husband, and an Adulterer.
EpigramThe Adulterer.
Epigram 3939. New Rhetorick.
Epigram 4040. Of Cotta lately made a Monk.
Epigram 4141. Geneva's Arms.
Epigram 4242. Upon the Trifles of Borbonius a Poet.
Epigram 4343. Of Faith.
Epigram 4444. Of Paulinus a Physician.
Epigram 4545. Of Cottula.
Epigram 4646. Of Fabiana.
Epigram 4747. A Joque upon Covetous Men.
Epigram 4848. To Philopater.
Epigram 4949. The World.
Epigram 5050. Of Aretinus.
Epigram 5151. Of Silius.
Epigram 5252. Against Atheists.
Epigram 5353. A Physician.
Epigram 5454. Of Lawyers
Epigram 5555. A Courtier.
Epigram 5656. To Marcus a Monoculist.
Epigram 5757. Of Paulus.
Epigram 5858. A Secret against Grey Hairs. To Bithynicus.
Epigram 5959. Of Theodore.
Epigram 6060. Of Apollo and the Muses.
Epigram 6161. Of Alanus, grown old.
Epigram 6262. The Calends of January. Of Olus and Quintus.
Epigram 6363. Of Pontia.
Epigram 6464. A work of Darkness.
Epigram 6565. Thou Lyest.
Epigram 6666. Of an Hypocrite.
Epigram 6767. Androgynus.
Epigram 6868. Venus.
Epigram 6969. Of Rivals.
Epigram 7070. A Woman.
Epigram 7171. The Alliance of Physicians and Lawyers.
Epigram 7272. Of Pamphilus to Philippe.
Epigram 7373. To one Bald.
Epigram 7474. Nilus in the Eyes. Aetna in the Heart.
Epigram 7575. Caeteris paribus.
Epigram 7676. Of Gyants and Dwarfs.
Epigram 7777. Of an Abbat's two Bastards.
Epigram 7878. Of Priests.
Epigram 7979. A Participle.
Epigram 8080. A Cuse. To the Lawyers.
Epigram 8181. Of the Morning.
Epigram 8282. Of the Day.
Epigram 8383. Of the Night.
Epigram 8484. To Marcus.
Epigram 8585. Of Death.
Epigram 8686. To his Friend.
Epigram 8787. A good Man.
Epigram 8888. Of a certain Old man.
Epigram 8989. Of Paulinus.
Epigram 9090. Of painted Ladies.
Epigram 9191. Of Cotta.
Epigram 9292. A Politician.
Epigram 9393. Of Venus.
Epigram 9494. Of Marinus.
Epigram 9595. Of Marcus.
Epigram 9696. To Mr. John Hoskins.
Epigram 9797. Of Death to Epicharmus.
Epigram 9898. Of Phylllis.
Epigram 9999. Of Hallus the Grammaticaster.
Epigram 100100. Of the Loadstone.
Epigram 101101. Of Death.
Epigram 102102. Of Clients.
Epigram 103103. To Zoilus.
Epigram 104104. Children and Fools tell Truth.
Epigram 105105. To one Bald-headed.
Epigram 106106. To the same.
Epigram 107107. Fortunes Apology.
Epigram 108108. On Cotta.
Epigram 109109. On Procillus a Noble-man.
Epigram 110110. To Paulus a Lawyer.
Epigram 111111. To the same.
Epigram 112112. To Marinus.
Epigram 113113. A Chirurgion.
Epigram 114114. The Venetian disease.
Epigram 115115. Back-biters, Flatterers.
Epigram 116116. To Ponticus.
Epigram 117117. An Herculean labour.
Epigram 118118. Mars, Mors.
Epigram 119119. To Cynthia.
Epigram 120120. To Gellia.
Epigram 121121. Of Albinus.
Epigram 122122. Of Claudius a Philosophaster.
Epigram 123123. Of Bardella a Thief at Mantua.
Epigram 124124. Of Flitting Flora.
Epigram 125125. Of Quintillus.
Epigram 126126. To Aulus of old Quintius.
Epigram 127127. Of Costus.
Epigram 128128. An Answer to Cynthia's Letter.
Epigram 129129. To Sextilian a Bastard.
Epigram 130130. Of Porcia an Hypocrite.
Epigram 131131. Of Saturns Three Sons.
Epigram 132132. Of a single Life. To a Married man.
Epigram 133133. Of Corneus.
Epigram 134134. Of Cajus.
Epigram 135135. Of Pomponia.
Epigram 136136. Of Pinotus sick with the Colick.
Epigram 137137. Of Pomponia.
Epigram 138138. To H. L.
Epigram 139139. Venus.
Epigram 140140. To Marinus. Difficilia quae pulchra.
Epigram 141141. To Theodorus.
Epigram 142142. Ka'end. Jan To Germanicus.
Epigram 143143. Sara.
Epigram 144144. To D. T.
Epigram 145145. Of Paula an Atheist.
Epigram 146146. In Medio virtus.
Epigram 147147. Of Acerra.
Epigram 148148. To Pinotus.
Epigram 149149. Of Quintus and Quintina.
Epigram 150150. A Paradox to his absent Mistress.
Epigram 151151. Of Paulina.
Epigram 152152. Of Gellia.
Epigram 153153. Of a certain Woman.
Epigram 154154. Aenigma.
Epigram 155155. To Ponticus.
Epigram 156156. Of D. Vitus.
Epigram 157157. Of a Dactyle, to a certain Lover.
Epigram 158158. Of Love descending.
Epigram 159159. Of Balba.
Epigram 160160. Of Theft, a Problem, to Lawyers.
Epigram 161161. Of Ponticus.
Epigram 162162. Of Cerellia, married to an Eunuch.
Epigram 163163. Of Horns, a Probleme.
Epigram 164164. To Germanicus, Calend. Jan.
Epigram 165165. Christ-Church Colledge in Oxford.
Epigram 166166. Of Phyllis.
Epigram 167167. Of Himself.
Epigram 168168. To the Reader, of Himself.
Epigram 169169. Of boasting Thraso.
Epigram 170170. Of Himself.
Epigram 171171. Court Musick consisting of two Voices.
Epigram 172172. To the Reader.
Epigram 173173. To his Book.
EncomiumTo Mr. Thomas Harvey on his Translation of the First Book of Owen's Epigrams.
Book 2THE SECOND BOOK OF THE EPIGRAMS OF John Owen.
Epigram 11. To the Reader.
Epigram 22. To the Lady Mary Neville.
Epigram 33. To the same.
Epigram 44. To the same.
Epigram 55. To D. J. H.
Epigram 66. What News?
Epigram 77. The Court.
Epigram 88. Of Aulus.
Epigram 99. Of the Chymist.
Epigram 1010. A Trojan.
Epigram 1111. Loves Remedy.
Epigram 1212. Troynovant.
Epigram 1313. The Lawyers Deity.
Epigram 1414. Of the Earth.
Epigram 1515. To King James, Defender of the Faith.
Epigram 1616. To the Lord Treasurer of England.
Epigram 1717. To the Kings Principal Secretary.
Epigram 1818. To the Venetians.
Epigram 1919. To the Lord Chancellour of England.
Epigram 2020. To Richard Sackeville Earl of Dorset.
Epigram 2121. Caecil Treasurer of England 1597.
Epigram 2222. To Guil. Caecil: Virtut Duce, Comite Fortuna.
Epigram 2323. To Richard Vaughan Bishop of London.
Epigram 2424. To the same.
Epigram 2525. To Thomas Bilson Bishop of Winchester.
Epigram 2626. The Life of William Wickham, formerly Bishop of Winchester, written in Latine by Thomas Martin, Dr. in…
Epigram 2727. Winchester Colledge.
Epigram 2828. To Sir Philip Sidney.
Epigram 2929. To Sir Philip Sidney.
Epigram 3030. Upon the Marriage of William Earl of Pembroke, and Mary, daughter of the Earl of Shrewsbury 1605.
Epigram 3131. To Elizabeth Countess of Rutland, Sir Philip Sidney's Daughter.
Epigram 3232. To Lucy Countess of Bedford.
Epigram 3333. A Knights Ring. To Henry Goodyeer, Knight.
Epigram 3434. To D. J. H.
Epigram 3535. To D. B.
Epigram 3636. To Th. M. the Princes Tutor.
Epigram 3737. To Th. M. the Princes Tutor.
Epigram 3838. To Walter Gwyn.
Epigram 3939. Francis Drake 1581.
Epigram 4040. Britains Strength.
Epigram 4141. The Terrestrial Globe.
Epigram 4242. Health, unhealthy.
Epigram 4343. The Divine.
EpigramThe Politician.
Epigram 4444. All Things affect good.
Epigram 4545. A Phoenix on Earth.
Epigram 4646. Democritus, and Heraclitus.
Epigram 4747. Of Langa.
Epigram 4848. King Arthur's Round-Table.
Epigram 4949. To Theophila B. C.
Epigram 5050. Of Hernicus.
Epigram 5151. Of Love and Faith.
Epigram 5252. A Lover.
Epigram 5353. The Golden Age.
Epigram 5454. Of Alana.
Epigram 5555. Germanick Death, to Polynicus.
Epigram 5656. Of Philodemus.
Epigram 5757. Of Battus.
Epigram 5858. The Gordian Knot.
Epigram 5959. Love.
Epigram 6060. Strifes, Laws, to J. C.
Epigram 6161. The Miser and Prodigal.
Epigram 6262. Labour.
Epigram 6363. A good, strong, wise man.
Epigram 6464. The Order of the Golden Fleece.
Epigram 6565. The Motto of Thomas Earl of Dorset.
Epigram 6666. The Motto of Henry Neville, Knight.
Epigram 6767. To Sir Philip Sidney of his Arcadia.
Epigram 6868. To Jane Owen a most learned woman.
Epigram 6969. To his Friend.
Epigram 7070. The Usurers Grammer.
Epigram 7171. To one like neither Parent.
Epigram 7272. To two (nameless) returning from Venice.
Epigram 7373. Adultery and Fornication.
Epigram 7474. Of Hercules, to C. D.
Epigram 7575. A Saluting Kiss.
Epigram 7676. A Problem to Naturalists, of Kisses.
Epigram 7777. Of Labienus.
Epigram 7878. Of Alexander.
Epigram 7979. To Firmicus, of Aulus.
Epigram 8080. Of a certain Poetaster.
Epigram 8181. Of ones Lying Letters.
Epigram 8282. Physician heal thy self, to Gilbertus.
Epigram 8383. Of a certain Usurer.
Epigram 8484. Of an Hypocrite.
Epigram 8585. Of Erasmus his Book of Follies.
Epigram 8686. Of Anagrammatists.
Epigram 8787. Of a certain indoctrin'd Doctor.
Epigram 8888. Of naked Love.
Epigram 8989. Of the Exchequer, to Sir William Pits, Knight.
Epigram 9090. Of a persidious Person.
Epigram 9191. The Silver Sin.
Epigram 9292. A Bawd.
Epigram 9393. Self-Love.
Epigram 9494. Wisdom.
Epigram 9595. The Etymology of Venus.
Epigram 9696. Of a certain Drunkard.
Epigram 9797. To Polla.
Epigram 9898. A Friend and a Wife.
Epigram 9999. Anger.
Epigram 100100. The Roman Flora.
Epigram 101101. The Etymology of the English word Anger (Ira.)
Epigram 102102. Of Himself.
Epigram 103103. Womens Titles.
Epigram 104104. To Zoilus.
Epigram 105105. Of the middle Age an indefinite Definition.
Epigram 106106. To a Grey-hair'd Dier.
Epigram 107107. To Aulus.
Epigram 108108. The Bed.
Epigram 109109. Riders Library.
Epigram 110110. Nummus, Money.
Epigram 111111. Of J. S. a Covetous Man.
Epigram 112112. Of Roman Flora, to Grammarians.
Epigram 113113. Of J. Protus.
Epigram 114114. Of Theodorus.
Epigram 115115. Of the Plague in England 1603.
Epigram 116116. To a certain Woman.
Epigram 117117. Of a Perjured Person Convicted by his own Hand-writing.
Epigram 118118. Of Cottula, a Grammaticaster.
Epigram 119119. Anagram of Rome, to the Carthaginians.
Epigram 120120. Of a great Clark.
Epigram 121121. Of one called Davis.
Epigram 122122. Of Aulus.
Epigram 123123. Of Linus a Doctor.
Epigram 124124. Of Thais.
Epigram 125125. Of a nameless Voluminous Writer.
Epigram 126126. On a Bald Pate.
Epigram 127127. To Claudius and Linus.
Epigram 128128. To George.
Epigram 129129. A Lover is a Warrior.
Epigram 130130. The Military Oath.
Epigram 131131. Of Alanus, Covetous and Lame.
Epigram 132132. The Condition of Kings.
Epigram 133133. Vis, Jus, Force, Right, to J. C.
Epigram 134134. Of Marcus.
Epigram 135135. Desperate Debt.
Epigram 136136. Of Culianus.
Epigram 137137. Of Marcus, a man venust or comely.
Epigram 138138. Of Adrian 5.
Epigram 139139. I, Thou, He.
Epigram 140140. Petite & dabitur vobis.
Epigram 141141. Married Persons, Children, Parents.
Epigram 142142. Of Marcus a Lawyer.
Epigram 143143. To his Father.
Epigram 144144. An Italian.
Epigram 145145. What Wife the Author would have.
Epigram 146146. To one complaining that his Children were not like him.
Epigram 147147. To the Married.
Epigram 148148. Sir Francis Drake's Epitaph.
Epigram 149149. A Childs Epitaph dying before his Grandfather and Father.
Epigram 150150. Epitaph of Maurus.
Epigram 151151. Epitaph of Pyramus and Thisbe.
Epigram 152152. Tho. Moor, dying.
Epigram 153153. Three Languages Crucified.
Epigram 154154. Don Antonio King of Portugal.
Epigram 155155. Alexander, Aristotle.
Epigram 156156. Of Plato.
Epigram 157157. Virgil's Georgicks.
Epigram 158158. Persius the Poet.
Epigram 159159. Tacitus.
Epigram 160160. To Martial.
Epigram 161161. To Petrarch.
Epigram 162162. Pliny, Englisht by Philemon Holland, a Physician.
Epigram 163163. Of Cicero, to Catullus.
Epigram 164164. Of Historians in this Age.
Epigram 165165. Kings. People.
Epigram 166166. The Senate.
Epigram 167167. To an Historian.
Epigram 168168. Of Diet, to J. H.
Epigram 169169. The Peers of France.
Epigram 170170. P. Magnus, C. Major, F. Maximus, Pompey, Cato, Fabius.
Epigram 171171. To T. S.
Epigram 172172. Of himself.
Epigram 173173. The Five Senses.
Epigram 174174. Seeing.
Epigram 175175. Hearing.
Epigram 176176. Smelling.
Epigram 177177. Tasting.
Epigram 178178. Touching.
Epigram 179179. Objects of the Senses.
Epigram 180180. Touching and Tasting.
Epigram 181181. Epigrams, Satyres.
Epigram 182182. A dumb man.
Epigram 183183. Blind and Deaf.
Epigram 184184. Teeth and Tongue.
Epigram 185185. The Phoenix and the Viper.
Epigram 186186. The Silk-Worm.
Epigram 187187. The Right-Hand.
Epigram 188188. The Left-Hand.
Epigram 189189. Sunday.
Epigram 190190. Terra di Lavoro.
Epigram 191191. Garments.
Epigram 192192. Wine.
Epigram 193193. A Sheep.
Epigram 194194. Soyling of Fields.
Epigram 195195. Harmony.
Epigram 196196. A Parret.
Epigram 197197. Ink and Paper.
Epigram 198198. A Comedy.
Epigram 199199. A Cloak.
EpigramA Gown.
Epigram 200200. A Satyre.
Epigram 201201. An Eunuch.
Epigram 202202. An Hour-glass.
Epigram 203203. A Merchant.
Epigram 204204. Lust.
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