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ib. Upon my Brother's Book, called The Grounds,

164 Labour and Reward of Faith ......

ib. Upon Mr. Perkins, his printed Sermons ib.

ib. Eliza, or an Elegy upon the unripe Decease

On my Friend's Picture, who died in Travel.. ib. Sir Antony Irby ......

Upon Dr. Playfer

POEMS OF FRANCIS BEAUMONT.

The Author's Life, by Mr. Chalmers......... 175

RECOMMENDATORY POEMS.

PROLOGUES, EPILOGUES, AND SONGS TO SEVERAL PLATES,

To the worshipful, the worthily honoured, The Prologue to the Mad Lover

Robert Parkhurst, Esq by L. B.

To the true Patronesse of all Poetry, Caliope. First Song to the Mad Lover

ib. Second Song to the Mad Lover.

In Laudem Authoris. By W. B.
ib. | Third Song to the Mad Lover

ib,
To the Author By F. B.
ib. Prologue to the Spanish Curate

ib.
To the Author. By J. F.

ib. Epilogue

The Author to the Reader...

180 Prologue to the French Lawyer..................

To Mr. Francis Beaumont, (then living). By Epilogue

ib. First Song to the Play, called, The Little

Upon M. Fletcher's incomparable Plaies

ib. French Lawyer, called an Epithalamine

To the Memory of the incomparable Paire of Song at the Wedding

Authors, Beaumont and Fletcher

ib. Second Song to the Little French Lawyer,

On the happy Collection of Beaumont's and called, Soog in the Wood

.
Fletcher's Works. By I. Berkenhead ...... 181 Prologue to the Play, called, The Custom of

the Country....

ib.

Elegy on the Lady Markham

An Elegy...
ib. Another Prologue to the same Play

ib,

On the Marriage of a beauteous young Gen Prologue to tbe Play, called, The Noble Gen-

tlewoman with an ancient Man

ib. Prologue to the Play, called, The Captaine... ib.

The Indifferent

ib. First Song to the Play, called, The Captaine.. io.

Love's Freedomne..............

ib. The second Song....

On the Life of Man

ib. Song to the Play, called, The Begger's Bush.. i!.

- An Epitaph.-Here she lies whose spotless Prologue to the Play, called, The Coxcombe.. in.

A Sonnet.--Like a ring without a finger ib. Prologue to the Tragedy, called, The False One. ib.

A Description of Love

The Shepherdesse

187 | First Song to The False One, a Tragedy ib.

A funeral Elogie on the Death of the Lady The second Song

Penelope Clifton ....

ib. / The third Song

The Examination of his Mistris's Perfections. ib. The fourth Song

ib.

To the mutable Faire...... ........

188 Prologue to the Play, called, The Chances 197

Of loving at first Sight

-The Antiplatonic...

ib. Prologue to the Play, called, The Loyal Subject. ih.

Song.–Say, lovely dreame, where couldst Epilogue

189 First Song to the Play, called, The loyal Sub-

Song.--Behold the brand of beauty tost ib. ject

An Elegy.-Heaven knows my love to thee, Second Song

Upon Mr. Charles Beaumont, who died of a Prologue to the Play, called, The Lover's Pro-

Fie on Love .....

Song.-Go and catch a falling star

ib. First Song to The Lover's Progresse

Secresie protested

ib. Second Sung

Eternity of Love protested..

ib. Songs to the Play, called, The Maid in the

Tbe willing Prisoner to his Mistris..

A Maske of the Gentlemen of Graies Inne aud

the Inner Temple ......

ib.

Songs to the Play, called, The Nice Valour, or son, written before he and Mr. Fletcher

The Passionate Mad Man.

came to London .......

198 On Francis Beaumont's Death, by Bishop

ib. An Elegy upon Mr. Francis Beaumont, by

ib. On William Shakespeare

ib. On Ben Johnson

Prologue to The Tamer Tamed.

ib. Another on Ben Johnson

ib. On Mr. Edm. Spencer, famous Poet..... 204

Prologue to The Martial Maid

200 On Michael Drayton, buried in Westminster.. ib.

Epilogue
ib. On the Tombs in Westminster

ib.
A Song to the Play, called, Wit at several The Ex-ale-tation of Ale

ib.

ib. The good Fellow

Prologue to The Faire Maid of the Inne ib. The Vertue of Sack

Epilogue
ib. Canto in the Praise of Sack

ib,

First Song to the Tragedy of Valentinian...... ib. The Answer of Ale to the Challenge of Sack... 2018

ib. The Triumph of Tobacco over Sack and Ale., 209

201 The Praises of a country Life

Prologue to the Play, called, Love's Pilgri-

ib. Salmacis & Hermaphroditus, or The Her-

maphrodite, from Ovid

The honest Man's Fortune..
ib.The Remedie of Love from Ovid

216

Mr. Francis Beaumont's Letter to Ben Jobo The Conclusion

.....

POEMS OF WILLIAM BROWNE.

...... 284

The Author's Life, by Mr. Chalmers......... 225 To my truly beloved Friend, on his Pastorals.

Dedication to Edward Lord Zouch

To the Reader.......

BRITANNIA'S PASTORALS.

RECOMMENDATORY POEMS.

Book I. Song I.

In Bucolica G. Brovn

Ad Amoris Numipa. By I. Selden

To his Friend the Author. By Michael Dray-

Book II. Song I. To the Earle of Pembrooke. 269

To his ingenious and worthy Friend the Author. 232

On bim, a pastorall Ode to his fairest Shep-

herrlesse. By Edward Heyward
ib.

29+

To his Friend the Author, upon bis Poem. By

Christopher Brooke

ib.

THE SHEPHERD'S PIPE.

Anagrama. By Fr. Dynpe.......

To bis Friend the Author. By Tho. Gardiner. ib. Dedication to Edward Lord Zouch
To the Author, By W. Ferrar

233
Of bis Friend, by E. Johnson.......

ib.
To the Author. By Fr. Oulde

ib.

To bis better beloved than known Friend, by
To the most ingenious Author. By. John Glan-

John Only

io.
vill ...

The Shepherd's Pipe.
To his friend. By Tbo. Wenman..!

ib.
Eclogue I.

ib.

II.

To his worthily-affected Friend. By W. Her-

bert ...

111.

917

Another to the same. By W. Herbert

To the vertuous and much lamenuing Sisters

To my Browne, yet brightest Swaine. By I.

of my ever-aclmired Friend, Master Thomas

Ad illustrissimum Juvenem Gulielmum Browne,

Carmen gratulatorium. By C. Croke 234

To my noble Friend the Author. By Unton

To the Author. By Anth. Vincent

ib. Eclogues, by Master Brooke and Master Da-
To his worthy Friend, on his Book. By John vies, on the Publication of the Shepherd's
Morgan

ib. Pipe.
To his Friend the Author. By Augustus Cæsar. ib. Cutty and Willie ........

.................... 394

To the author. By G. Wither.

ib. Thirsis and Alexis

............ 525

ib.

ib.
ib.

Page

Page

Rclogue between young Willie and old A Poem attributed by Prince, in his Worthies

Wernock bis Friend

327 of Devon, to William Browne

The Inner Temple Masque

Prefixed to Richard the Third, his Character,

An Elegy on the bewajled Death of Henry,

Legend, and Tragedy, a Poem, 4to. 1614. ib.

Prince of Wales

Mr. William Drayton to his noble Friend. Of

Thirsis's Praise to his Mistress, from a Collec-

tion of Poems, called England's Helicon, or

A Glossary of obsolete Words

The Muses Harmony ....

POEMS OF SIR WILLIAM DAVENANT.

............ 347

The Author's Life, by Mr. Chalmers ........... 341 Book II.Canto III.

397

To his royal Highness...

To the Reader....

The Author's Preface. To his much honoured

Friend Mr. Hobbs

The Answer of Mr. Hobbs to Sir William Da-

venant's Preface before Gondibert

368 | Book III. Canto T.

COMMENDATORY VERSES.

To Sir William Davenant, upon his two first

Books of Gondibert: finished before his

Voyage to America, by Ed. Waller ............ 373

To Sir William Davenant, upon his two first Postscript. To the Reader

Books of Gondibert, finished before his Voy-

age to America, by Ab. Cowley

To the Queen, entertained at Night by the

Countess of Anglesey

In Remembrance of Master William Shake-

Book I. Canto I.

378 For the Lady Olivia Porter, a Present upon a

380 New-Year's Day.

IV.
384 | Elegy on Francis, Earle of Rutland

ib.

386 Song.-The lark now leaves his watry nest...

388 Song.–The Souldier going to the Field ih.

Book II. Canto I.

391 | The long Vacation in London

394 | The Dreame. To Mr. George Porter

............

spear. Ode

POEMS OF WILLIAM HABINGTON.

The Author's Life, by Mr. Chalmers............ 439 To Castara inquiring why I loved her 447

The Author .....

443 | To Castara looking upon him

To the right honourable the Countesse of Ar.. ib.

COMMENDATORY VERSES.

Upon Castara's Frown or Smile........

To his best friend and Kinsman. By George In Castara, all Fortunes ...

ib. Upon Thought Castara may dye

Time to the Moments, on Sight of Castara ib.

To a Friend inquiring her Name, whoin he

The first Part A Mistress

To Castara. A Sacrifice

446 | A Dialogue between Hope and Fear

To Castara praying ......

ib. To Cupid, upon a Dimple in Castara's Cheeke. ib.

To Roses in the Bosom of Castara

ib. Upon Cupid's Death and Burial in Castara's

To Castara, a Bow

To Castara of his being in Love

To my much honoured Friend, Mr. Endy A Dialogue between Araphil and Castara...... ib,

ib. To Castara, intending a Journey into the

To Castara softly singing to herself ib. Upon Castara's Departure.....

ib. To Castara, upon a trembling Kiss at Depar-

To the honourable my much honoured

Friend R. B. Esquire

ib. On Castara, looking backe at her departing... ib.

ib.

...

ib.

Upon Castara's Absence.

451 To the right honourable the Lord P. ......... 462

To Castara, complaining her Absence in the His Muse speaks to him......

ib. 'To vaine Hope..........

To Thames

ib. To Castara, how happy, though in an ob-

To the right honourable the Earle of Shrewes. ib. scure Fortune

To Cupid, wishing a speedy Passage to Cas On the Death of the right hon. George Earle

To Castara, of Love

ib. To my worthy Cousin, M. .C. in Praise

To the Spring, upon the Uncertainty of Cas-

of the city Life, in the long Vacation

ib. Love's Anniversarie. To the Sunne

To Reason, upon Castara's Absence

ib. Against them who lay Unchastity to the

Answer to Castara's Question

ib. Sex of Women

To Castara, upon the disguising bis Affec To the right honourable and excellently

ib. learged Williain Earle of St.....

To the honourable my honoured Kinsman, To Castara, upon an Embrace

453 To the honourable G. T.

Eccbo to Narcissus. In Praise of Castara's To Castara, the Reward of innocent Love... 465

discreete Love.....

To my noble Friend Sir J. P. Knight

To Castara, being debarr'd her Presence .. ib. To the right honourable Archibald, Earle

To Sey mors, the House in which Castara

lived...

ib. An Elegy upon the honourable Henry Cam-

To the Dew, in Hope to see Castara walking. ib. bell, Sonne to the Earle of Ar.

454 To Castara ......

To Castara, ventring to walk too farre in the To Castara, of what we were before our
neighbouring Wood
ib. Creation

ib.

Upou Castara's Departure

ib. To the Moment last past

A Dialogue between Night and Araphil ib. To Castara, on the Knowledge of Love...... ib.

To the right honourable the Lady E. P. ib. To the right honourable the Countesse of

To Castara, departing upon the Approach of

455 The Harmony of Love

ib To my honoured Friend, Sir Ed. P. Knight. ib.

To the right honourable Mr. Wm. E.

To Castara. The Vanity of Avarice

ib. To Castara, on true Delight

To my honoured Friend and Kinsman R. H. To Castara, what Lovers will say when she

456 and he are dead

To the World The Perfection of Love ib. To his Muse

To the Winter...

Upon a Visit to Castara in the Night 457 The Funerals of the bonourable my best

To Casi ara, of the Chastity of his Love... ib. Friend and Kinsman, George Talbot,

The Description of Castara

Second Part. A Wife

ib. Third Part. A holy Man .

To Castara, now possest of her in Mar-

Domine Labia mea aperies

riage...............

458 Versa est in Luctum Cythara mea

To Castara, upon the mutual Love of their Perdam Sapientiam sapientum. To the right

ib. hon. the Lord Windsor

To Zepbiros.......

ib. Paucitatem Dierum meorum nuncia mihi.. ib.

To Castara in a Trance

ib. Non nobis Domine

To Death, Castara being sicke

ib. Solum mihi superest Sepulchrum .

To Castara, inviting her to sleepe..... 459 Et fugit velut Umbra. To the right honour-
Upon Castara's Recoverie
ib. able the Lord Kintyre

ib.

To a Friend inviting him to a Meeting upon

Nox Nocti indicat Scientiam ......,

ib. Et alta a longe cognoscit

To Castara, where true Happiness abides... ib. Universam Statum ejus versasti in Infirma-

To Castara, upon the Death of a Lady 460 Laudate Dominum de Cælis ..

ib.
To Castara, being to take a Journey. ib. Qui quasi Flos aggreditur. To the right ho.
To Castara, weeping
ib. nourable the Lady Cat. T.

ib,

To Castara, upon a Sigh..

jb. Quid gloriaris in Malicia?

To the right honourable Lady P.

ib. Deos, Deus meus

To Castara, against Opinion

461 Quoniam ego in Flagella paratus sum

To Castara, upon Beauty

ib. Militia est Vita Hominis. To Sir Hen. Per. 479

To Castara, meloncholly
ib. Vias tuas Domine demonstra mihi

jb.

A Dialogue betweene Arapbil and Castara, ib. Et exaltavit Humiles

To the right honourable Lord M.

ib. Dominus dominantium

To a Tombe......

462 Cogitabo pro Peccato meo...

To Castara, upon Thought of Age and Recogitabo tibi omnes Annos meos

ib. Cupio dissolvi.

POEMS OF SIR JOHN SUCKLING,

jb.

ib.

Page
The Author's Life, by Mr. Chalmers.......... 485 | Love turned to Hatred

501

Sir John Suckling's Campaigne ...

489 | The careless Lover

On new Year's Day, 1640. To the King...... 491 Love and Debt alike troublesome

502

Loving and beloved

ib. Song.- prythee send me back my heart

A Sessions of the Poets

ib. To a Lady that forbad to love before Company. ib.

492 The guiltless Joconstant........

Song.– Why so pale and wan, fond love? 493 | Love's Representation.....

503

Sonnet I. Do'st see how unregarded cow ...... ib. Song.-The crafty boy that had full oft essay'd ib.

II. Of thee (kind boy) I ask no red Upon the black Spots worn by my Lady D. E. ib.

and white.......

ib. Song.- If you refufe me once, and think again ib.

III. Oh! for some honest lover's ghost... 494 Proffered Love rejected

504

To bis much honoured the Lord Lepington, Disdain

upon his translation of Malvezzi his Romulus Perjury excused

and Tarquin......

ib. A Song.--Hast thou seen the down in the air. 505

Against Fruition.

ib. Upon the fist sight of my Lady Seimour. ib.

There never yet was woman made
ib. Upon L M. weeping

ib.

Song.–No, no, fair

heretic, it needs must be. 495 Non est mortale quod opto. Upon Mrs. A. L. ib.

To my friend Will Davenant, upon bis Poem His Dream

To my friend Will Davenant

ib. The Metamorphosis.

Love, Reason, Hate, didnce bespeak
ib.To B. C.

ib.
Song.-1 pry’thee, spare me, gentle boy ib. Upon Sir John Lawrence's bringing Water over
Upon my Lady Carlile's walking in Hampton the Hills to my Lord Middlesex's House at
Court Garden. Dialogue. T.C. I. S......... ib. Witten

ib.

To Mr. Davenaut for Absence

A Supplement of an imperfect Copy of Verses

of Mr. William Shakespeare's

ib. To my Lady E. C. at her going out of Eng-

since I sate down before..

Upon my Lord Brohall's Wedding.

ib. An Auswer to some Verses made in his Praise ib.

Whether these lines do find you out

ib. Love's Burning-glass

A Ballad upon a Wedding

498 | The Miracle.....

My dearest rival, since our love

499 Translatiou from the Greek ..... ........ ib.

Song.--Hopest lover whosoever

ib. Soug.- When, dearest, I but think of thee ib.

Upon two Sisters

500 The Expostulation

To his Rival.......

ib. Detraction execrated

Farewell to Love

ib Song.-Unjust decrees that do at once exact. 508

501 A Prologue of the Author's to a Masque at

ib. Witten ....

Sir Toby Mathews .....

'Tis now,

POEMS OF WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT.

The Author's Life, by Mr. Chalmers

511 On the Birth of the Duke of York

A Panegyrick to the most noble Lucy, Countesse To Dr. Duppa, then Dean of Christ Church

513 and Tutor to the Prince of Wales........ 517

On the Imperfection of Christ Church Build To the same, immediately after the public Act

ib. at Oxon, 1634...

A Continuation of the same, to the Prince of On the great Frost, 1634

515 To Mr. W. B. at the Birth of his first Child , 519

On his Majestie's Recovery from the Small Por a young Lord to his Mistress, who had
Pox
ib. taught him a Song ........

ib.
To the King on bis Return from Scotland, 1633. ib. On Mr. Stokes, bis Book on the Art of Vault-
To the Lady Pawlet upon her Present sent to ing

ib.

the University, being the Story of the Nati The Dreame

vity and Passion of our Saviour, wrought by Love inconcealable. Stig. Ital..

herself in Needlework .......

516 | The Teares

ib.

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