EncomiumAn Anagram. Anna Bradeſtreate Deer neat An Bartas.
EncomiumAnother. Anne Bradſtreate Artes bred neat An.
EncomiumƲPON Mrs. Anne Bradſtreet Her Poems, &c.
DedicationTo her moſt Honoured Father Thomas Dudley Eſq theſe humbly preſented.
Prologue
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PoemThe Four Elements
SectionFire.
SectionEarth.
SectionWater.
SectionAir.
PoemOf the four Humours in Mans Conſtitution.
SectionCholer.
SectionBlood.
SectionMelancholy.
SectionFlegme.
PoemOf the four Ages of Man.
SectionChildhood.
SectionYouth.
SectionMiddle Age.
SectionOld Age.
PoemThe four Seaſons of the Year.
SectionSpring.
SectionSummer.
SectionAutumn.
SectionWinter.
Section
Poem 1The four Monarchyes, the Aſſyrian being the firſt, beginning under Nimrod, 131. Years after the Flood,
SectionBelus.
SectionNinus.
SectionSemiramis.
SectionNinias or Zamies.
SectionSardanapalas
SectionBeloſus or Belochus.
SectionTiglath Pulaſsar.
SectionSalmanaſſar or Nabanaſſar.
SectionSenacherib.
SectionEſsarhadon.
SectionMerodach Balladan.
SectionBen Merodach.
SectionNebulaſſar.
SectionNebuchadnezzar, or Nebopolaſſar.
SectionEvilmerodach
SectionBelſhazzar.
Poem 2The Second Monarchy, being the Perſian, began under Cyrus, Darius being his Uncle and Father-in-law reigned…
SectionCambyſes.
SectionThe inter regnum between Cambyſes And Darius Hiſtaſpes.
SectionDarius Hyſtaſpes.
SectionXerxes,
SectionArtaxerxes Longimanus.
SectionDarius Nothus.
SectionArtaxerxes Mnemon.
SectionDorius Ochus.
SectionArſames or Arſes,
SectionDarius Codomanus.
Poem 3The Third Monarchy, being the Grecian, beginning under Alexander the Great in the 112. Olympiad.
SectionAridaeus.
Section
Poem 4The Romane Monarchy, being the fourth and laſt, beginning Anno Mundi, 3213.
SectionNuma Pompilius.
SectionTullius Hoſtilius.
SectionAncus Martius.
SectionTarquinius Priſcus
SectionServius Tullius.
SectionTarquinius Superbus the laſt King of the Romans
SectionAn Apology.
PoemA Dialogue between Old England and New; concerning their preſent Troubles, Anno, 164….
ElegyAn Elegie upon that Honourable and renowned Knight Sir Philip Sidney, who was untimely ſlain at the Siege…
EpitaphHis Epitaph.
ElegyIn honour of Du Bartas, 1641.
EpitaphHis Epitaph.
ElegyIn Honour of that High and Mighty Princeſs Queen Elizabeth OF HAPPY MEMORY.
SectionThe Proeme.
SectionThe Poem.
EpitaphHER EPITAPH.
EpitaphAnother.
PoemDavids Lamentation for Saul and Jonathan. 2. Sam. 1.19.
ElegyTo the Memory of my dear and ever honoured Father Thomas Dudley Eſq Who deceaſed, July 31. 1653. and of his…
EpitaphHis Epitaph.
EpitaphAn EPITAPH On my dear and ever honoured Mother Mrs. Dorothy Dudley, Who deceaſed Decemb. 27. 1643. and of…
PoemCONTEMPLATIONS.
PoemThe Fleſh and the Spirit.
PoemThe Ʋanity of all worldly things.
PoemThe Author to her Book.
AddendumSeveral other Poems made by the Author upon Diverſe Occaſions, were found among her Papers after her Death,…
PoemUpon a Fit of Sickneſs, Anno. 1632. A…tat…s ſuae, 10.
PoemƲpon ſome diſtemper of body
PoemTo my Dear and loving Husband.
PoemA Letter to her Husband, abſent upon Publick employment.
PoemAnother.
PoemAnother.
PoemTo her Father with ſome verſes.
PoemIn reference to her Children, 23. June, 16…6.
ElegyIn memory of my dear grand-child Elizabeth Bradſtreet, who deceaſed Auguſt, 1605. being a year and half old.
ElegyIn memory of my dear grand child Anne Bradſtreet. Who deceaſed June 20. 1669. being three years and ſeven…
ElegyOn my dear Grand-child Simon Bradſtreet, Who dyed on 16. Novemb. 1669. being but a moneth, and one day old.
ElegyTo the memory of my dear Daughter in Law, Mrs. Mercy Bradſtreet, who deceaſed Sept. 6. 1669. in the 28.…
ElegyA Funeral Elogy, Ʋpon that Pattern and Patron of Virtue, the truely pious, peerleſs & matchleſs Gentlewoman…