EEBO-TCP · Phase 2
by George Wither · 1588–1667
Friendship.
[London s.n. 1654]
Original spelling, as transcribed by the Text Creation Partnership.
3 divisions in the TEI outline
Nuptial Poems
1612
Prince Henrys Obsequies
Abuses Stripped and Whipped
1613
A Satire
1614
The Shepherds Hunting
1615
Fidelia Newly Corrected and Augmented
1619
Exercises Upon the First Psalm in Prose and Verse
1620
The Songs of the Old Testament Translated into English Measures
1621
Withers Motto
Collection of Poems
1622
Fair-Virtue the Mistress of Philarete
The Hymns and Songs of the Church
1623
The Scholars Purgatory Discovered
1624
Britains Remembrancer
1628
An Excellent Sonnet
1633
Emblems Ancient and Modern
1635
A Prophecy Written for the Year 1641
1641
A Country Messenger
1643
A Shield and a Shaft
Prophecy of our Present Calamity 2
The Knave of Clubs
Campo-musæ, or The field-musings of Captain George VVither touching his…
VVithers remembrancer
Letters of Advice
1644
The Speech Without Door
Two Incomparable Generalissimos
A Voice Tending to the Pacification of Gods Wrath
1645
The Great Assizes
An English Balm Lately Pressed out of a Shrub
1646
Declaration and Petition
The Justice Justified
What Peace to the Wicked
A Timely Expostulation
1647
Almonds for Parrots
Disclaimer
Britains Genius
1648
Of Rhyme and Reason
The Tired Petitioner
A Private Thank-Oblation
1649
An Alarm from Heaven
The British Appeals with Gods Merciful Replies
1651
Three Grains of Spiritual Frankincense
A Timely Caution
1652
Funeral Poem to Thomas Westrow
1653
The Dark Lantern
The Modern Statesman
Humble Petition
1655
Rapture Occasioned by the Miraculous Deliverance of His Highness
The Protector
A Good Omen
1656
A Sudden Flash
1657
A Cordial Confection to Strengthen the Heart
1659
An Epistle at Random in Prose and Meter
Salt Upon Salt
The Petition and Narrative
A Considering Glass
1660
A Plea for the Public-Faith
A Poetic Frenzy
A Triple Paradox
1661
Discourse Between Two Dead Giants
Improvement of Imprisonment
The Prisoners Plea
A Proclamation in the Name of the King of Kings
1662
Declaration as Prisoner in the Tower of London
Epistle to the Three Nations of England Scotland and Ireland
Verses to the Kings Majesty
Seasonable Precautions
1664
A Memorandum to London
1665
Meditations Upon the Lords Prayer
Three Private Meditations
Echos from the Sixth Trumpet
1666
Sigh for the Pitchers Breathed Out
The True Englishmans Complaints
1668
Prophecy of our Present Calamity
1683
Divine Poems
1688
The Grateful Acknowledgment of a Late Trimming Regulator
Predictions of the Overthrow of Popery
1689