Songs of Sion Set for the ioy of gods deere ones, vvho sitt here by the brookes of this vvorlds Babel, & vveepe vvhen they thinke on Hierusalem vvhich is on highe. By W.L.

Title

Songs of Sion Set for the ioy of gods deere ones, vvho sitt here by the brookes of this vvorlds Babel, & vveepe vvhen they thinke on Hierusalem vvhich is on highe. By W.L.

Author

Loe, William, d. 1645.

Publication

[Hamburg :: S.n.,

1620 (24 Jan.)]

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Contents

• title page
• To all such of the Congregation both men, woemen, and children o discretion that are of the English nation▪ residing at Hamborough that seeke, & serue god in sincerity vvithout hipocrisie or faction.
• title page
• To his much esteemed good frend Mr. OHN POWELL one of he assistants of the worthy cōpanie of the Marchants Aduenturers residing at Hamborough.
• hymn
  • The first straine.
  • 1. SIGHE.
  • The second straine.
  • 2. SIGHE.
  • The third straine.
  • 3. SIGHE.
  • The fourth straine.
  • 4. SIGHE.
  • The fift straine.
  • 5. SIGHE.
  • The sixt straine.
  • 6. SIGHE.
  • The seuenth straine.
  • 7. SIGHE.
• title page
• To his much respected good frend Mr. THOMAS BARKER one of e assistants of the worthy cōpanie f the Marchants Aduenturers residing at Hamborough.
• poem
  • The first muse.
  • 1. THOUGHT.
  • The second muse.
  • 2. THOUGHT.
  • The third muse.
  • 3. THOUGHT.
  • The fourth muse.
  • 4. THOUGHT.
  • The fift muse.
  • 5. THOUGHT.
  • The sixt muse.
  • 6. THOUGHT.
  • The seuenth muse.
  • 7. THOUGHT.
  • The eight muse.
  • 8. THOUGHT.
  • The ninth muse.
  • 9. THOUGHT.
• title page
• To his much esteemed good frend Mr. NICHOLAS BACKHOUSE archant one of the assistants of the vvorthy companie of the Marchant Aduenturers residing at Hamborough.
• collection
  • Eph. 1. 16. The first Prayer.
  • Eph. 3. 14. The second Prayer.
  • Phil. 1. 9. The third Prayer.
  • The. 3. 11. The fourth Prayer.
  • om. 7. 25. The fift Prayer.
  • o. 16. 24. The sixt Prayer.
  • . 13. 20. The seuenth Prayer
• title page
• To his much esteemed good freend Mr. WILLIAM CHRISTMAS Marchant one of the deacons of the English Church residing at Hamborough:
• poem
  • The first Song.
    • The spouse speakes to Christ.
    • The spouses speakes.
  • The second Song.
    • Christ speakes to his spouse.
    • Christ speakes to his spouse.
  • The third Song.
    • The spouse speakes to her mates.
    • The spouse to her mates.
  • The fourth Song.
    • Christ speakes to his spouse.
    • The spouse speakes to Christ.
    • Christ speakes to his spouse.
  • The fift Song.
    • CAP. 2.
    • The spouse speakes to Christ.
    • The spouse speakes.
  • The sixt Song.
    • The spouse speakes.
    • The spouse speakes.
  • The seuenth Song.
    • Christ speakes.
    • Christ speakes.
    • The spouse speakes.
• title page
• To his much esteemed good frend Mr. ISAAC LEE one of the assistants of the most vvorthy companie of the marchants-Adventurers re∣siding at Hamb:
• poem
  • The first speach.
  • The spouse speakes to Christ.
  • The second speach.
  • Christ speakes to his spouse.
  • The third speach.
  • The spouses speaketh.
  • The fourth speach.
  • Christ speakes to his spouse.
  • The fift speach.
  • Christ speakes still.
  • The sixt speach.
  • Christ speakes.
  • The seuenth speach.
  • Christ speakes.
• title page
• To his much esteemed good frend Mr. WALTER PELL one of the assis∣tants of the most vvorthy cōpanie of the marchants-Adventurers re∣siding at Hamb:
• poem
  • The first speach.
  • The church speakes.
  • Christ speakes to his spouse.
  • The second speach.
  • The Church speakes.
  • The third speach.
  • The church speakes still.
  • The fourth speach.
  • A forraigne congregatiō speakes.
  • The spouses speaketh.
  • The fift speach.
  • Christ speaketh to his church.
  • The ixt peach.
  • The spouse speakes to Christ.
  • The seuenth speach.
  • Christ speakes to his spouse.
• title page
• To his much esteemed good frend Mr. WILLIAM WALCOT marchant, one of the most vvorthie cōpanie of Marchant Adventurers residing at Hamborough.
• poem
  • The first speach.
  • Christ speaketh.
  • The second speach.
  • Christ speach still.
  • The third speach.
  • The Church speakes.
  • The fourth speach.
  • The old Ievvish church speaketh
  • The fift speach.
  • The Ievvisch church speaketh
  • The sixt speach.
  • The Ievvish speaketh.
  • Christ speaketh.
  • The seuenth speach.
  • Christ speaketh
  • The Ievvish church speaketh.
  • The spouse speaketh.
• title page
• To his much esteemed good frend Mr. EDWARD MEEDE one of the assistants of the most vvorthy companie of Merchants Aduenturers residing at Ham∣borough.
• poem
  • The first depth.
  • The second depth
  • The third depth.
  • The fourth dept.
  • The fift depth.
  • The sixt depth.
  • The seauenth depth.
• title page
• To his much esteemed good frend Mr. IOHN GREENWELL on of the Assistants of the most vvorthy companie of marchants-Adventurers residing at Hamb:
• poem
  • The first depth.
  • The second depth.
  • The third depth.
  • The fourth depth.
  • The fift depth.
  • The sixt depth.
  • The seuenth depth.
  • The eight depth.
• title page
• To his much esteemed good frend Mr. JOHN STAMPE, marchant one of the cōpanie of the Merchants-Ad∣venturers residing at Ham∣borough.
• poem
  • The first depth.
  • The second depth.
  • The third depth.
  • The fourth depth.
    • The V. CAP.
  • The fift depth.
  • The sixt depth.
  • The seauenth depth.
• title page
• To his much esteemed good frend Mr. GEORGE FRANKLYN on of the Assistants of the most vvorthy companie of marchants-Adventurers residing at Hamb:
• poem
  • The first Dumpe.
  • The next dumpe.
  • The third Dumpe.
  • The fourth dumpe.
  • The fift dumpe.
  • The sixt dumpe.
  • The seuenth dumpe.
• To him that made these Hymnes.
• To him that made these hymns