Contents 1. Essay on the Life and Writings of Henry II. Poems with the tenth Satyre of Juvenal, To the ingenious Lovers of Poesie To my ingenuous friend R. W... To Amoret. Walking in a starry evening and other lovers, and what true love is To Amoret weeping Upon the Priorie Grove, his usuall retyre- ment Juvenal's Tenth Satyre Translated..... 2. 3-4. 7-9. 10–11. 11-12. 12-13. 13–14. 15-16. 16--17. 17-18. 18-19. 20-24. 24-25. 25--28. 28-30. 31-55. III. From Olor 1scanus (1651)......571-75. The Pub'isher to the Reader... To his retired Friend, an invitation to An Elegie on the death of Mr. R. W..... 90-94. memorable Mr. William Cartwright.. 102-104. To the best, and most accomplish'd couple 105–106. An Elegie on the death of Mr. R. Hall.. 107–110. To my learned friend Mr. T. Powell.... 110–112. To my worthy friend Master T. Lewes., 112-113. To the most excellenty accomplish'd, Mrs. K. Philips...... 113-115. An Epitaph upon the Lady Elizabeth .... 115-117. To Sir William D'Avenant upon his Gondibert..... 117-119. Translations from Ovid 119-132. Translation from AUSONIUS 132-138. Translations from Boethius 138-153. Translations from Casimir Serbievius .... 153–164. Ad Fluvium Iscam, and Translation 165-166. Venerabili viro, præceptori suo olim et semper colendissimo Mro Mat. Her- 166-167. 168---169. IV. From Thalia Rediviva (1678) 179–293. To his learned friend and loyall fellow- To Mr. M. L. upon his reduction of the In Zodiacum Marcelli Palengenii.. 211-212. To Lysimachns, the author being with him On Sir Thomas Bodley's Library... 215-217. To I. Morgan of Whitehall, Esq....... 222-224. Fida: or the Countrey Beauty to Lysim- To the Editor of the Matchless Orinda.. 229-230. To Etesia (for Timander) the first sight.. 232—234. The Character, to Etesia ..... To Etesia looking from her casement at To Etesia parted from him, looking back 237—238. In Etesiam lachrymantem, and Translation 238—239. To Etesia going beyond sea ..... See also Index of Things and Thoughts, under |