EncomiumTo the Impartiall Author.
Table of contentsThe Contents of the first BOOKE.
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Book
PoemTHE OCCASION.
PoemAN INTRODVCTION.
PoemOF MAN.
Satire 1OF THE PASSION. OF LOVE.
Satire 2OF DESIRE OR LVST.
Satire 3OF HATE.
Satire 4OF ENVY.
Satire 5OF REVENGE.
Satire 6OF CHOLLER.
Satire 7OF IEALOVSIE.
Satire 8OF COVETOVSNES.
Satire 9OF AMBITION.
Satire 10OF FEARE.
Satire 11OF DESPAIRE.
Satire 12OF HOPE.
Satire 13OF COMPASSION.
Satire 14OF CRVELTY.
Satire 15OF IOY.
Satire 16OF SORROW.
PoemTHE CONCLVSION.
Book 2THE SECOND BOOKE. OF THE VANITY. Inconstancie, VVeake-nesse,and Presumption of Men.
PoemPRECATIO.
Satire 1THE SECOND BOOKE. Of the Vanitie, Inconstancie, Weaknes, and Presumption of MEN. OF VANITIE.
Satire 2OF IN CONSTANCY.
Satire 3OF WEAKNES.
Satire 4OF PRESVMPTION.
EpilogueEPILOGVS.
PartTHE SCOVRGE.
EpigramsCertaine Epigrammes to the Kings most excellent Maiestie, the Queene, the Prince, the Princesse, and other…
Epigram 1To the Kings Maiestie.
Epigram 2Another to his Maiesty.
Epigram 3To the Queenes Maiesty
Epigram 4To CHARLES Prince of Wales.
Epigram 5To the Princesse.
Epigram 6To the Lords of his Maiesties most honorable Priuy Counsell.
Epigram 7To Henry Earle of Southhampton.
Epigram 8To William Earle of Penbrooke.
Epigram 9To the Lord Lisle, Lord Chamberlaine to the Queene.
Epigram 10To the Lady Mary Wroth.
Epigram 11To Sir Thomas Ridgeway, Knight Barronet, Treasurer of Ireland.
Epigram 12To his Father.
Epigram 13To his mother.
Epigram 14To his deare friend Maister Thomas Cranly.
Epigram 15To his louing friend, and Cousen-German, M. WILLIAM WITHER.
Epigram 16To his Schoole-maister, Maister Iohn Greaues.
EpigramTo the captious Reader.