Times curtaine dravvne, or the anatomie of vanitie VVith other choice poems, entituled; health from Helicon. By Richard Bathvvayte Oxonian.

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Times curtaine dravvne, or the anatomie of vanitie VVith other choice poems, entituled; health from Helicon. By Richard Bathvvayte Oxonian.

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Brathwaite, Richard, 1588?-1673.

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London :: Printed by Iohn Dawson for Iohn Bellamie, and are to be sould at the south entrance of the Royall-Exchange,

1621.

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Contents

• title page
• TO THE FAMOVS SEMINARY OF ALL ACCOMPLISH'D KNOW∣Ledge, his deare foster-Mother, the Vniversitie of OXFORD; the happie supplie of iudicious witts, with the encrease of all succeeding HONOVR.
• A GRIEFE: PERSONATED IN THE AVTHOR, AND Dedicated to Time, of whom hee Borrowes the Subiect of his PASSION.
• TIMES ANATOMIE, DISPLAYED In six distinct Subiects. 1. Riches.2. Pouertie.3. Iustice.4. Iniustice.5. Fate.6. Death.
  • Of Richesse.
  • Of Pouertie.
  • Of Iustice.
  • Of Iniustice.
  • Of Fate.
  • Of Death.
• TO HIM VVHOM TRVE MERIT HATH ENNOBLED; THE RIGHT HONORABLE IOHN EARLE OF BRIDGE WATER, VICOVNT Brackley, the accomplishment of his selectedst wishes.
• THE AVTHOR CON∣TINVES HIS FOR∣MER DISCOVRSE, Anatomizing Man more fully in these foure Subiects. 1. Preparation.2. Securitie.3. Court-ship.4. Hospitalitie.
  • Of Preparation. Qui se minus parat, periet.
  • Of Securitie. Si securus, vres.
  • Of Court-ship. Et tacuisse nocet.
  • Of Hospitalitie. Non eadem est aetas.
• poem
• A CONCLVSIVE EPIGRAM, ENTITVLED The Great-mans Alphabet.
• TO THE HIGH AND ILLVSTRIOVS MONARCH, CHRISTIAN KING of Denmarke a PANEGYRICKE OR Gratulatorie Embleme, with the Successiue continuance of his MAIESTIE.
• AN EMBLEME VPON THE ROYALL MASQVE PRESEN∣ted in the King of Denmarkes last being here. Personated regally, shadowed really, and alluded rarely.
• TO THE IVDICIOVS And generall approued, HVM∣FREY DAVMP ORT, Esquire: Practi∣tioner in the Common Lawes; Whose Subiect, is the goodnesse of the cause; and whose ayme is to redresse wrong: The accomplishment of his vertuous desires, with the perusall of this En∣comiastick POEM.
• A PRAYER TO THE HIGH COVRT OF HEAVEN, FOR the high Court of Parliament now assem∣bled: that their Councells and Consultations may bee so directed, As Gods glory may be advanced, and vnitie in Church and Com∣mon-wealth established.
• title page
• The Number and Order of these EPIGRAMS, As they are to follow in this Tract, ENTITVLED PANEDONE.
• TO MY TRVELY WORTHIE AND MVCH RESPECTED Friend, Sr THOMAS GAINSFORD Knight: his best wishes.
• part - 1
  • poem
  • Cares Cure, OR A figg for Care.
  • An Elegie, Entituled Bound yet free, speaking of the benefit of Imprisonment.
  • Free, yet Bound. An Epigram Vpon Marriage, dilating vpon the seruile Freedome, or free Servitude of such as are Married.
  • A DIALOGVE BETVVEENE HOBBINOLL the Plough∣man, and Nathaniell Spruce the Gentleman; VVHEREIN It is proved, how Rusticitie hath ad∣vantage vpon Gentrie in the Libertie of Liuing.
  • A Pastorall Eglogue betweene Cuddie and Rowie.
  • THE PARROTTS SPRING.
  • VPON THE OTHER BANKE directly opposite, stood Pan the Arcadian God in Porphy∣rite, curiously featured: who namoured of the beauteous Nimph Syrinx, had her in eager pursuite: vpon the fringe of the Border was this Mot∣to engrauen.
• The second part.
  • EBRIVS EXPERIENS; OR The Drunkards humour.
  • The Old-mans Hearse; OR The Yong-mans Iubile.
  • The Eye.
  • ¶ Vpon Fortune.
  • ¶Vpon Mya.
  • ❧The Signe in Cancer.
  • Hymens Eglogue betwixt Admetus and Menalchas.
  • ❧Hymens Choyce.
  • ❧Loues Description.
  • An HYMNE THALASSICALL, OR NVPTIALL; implying Two worths included in one Name, Paradoxally intimating the true happie State of contented LOVE.
  • An Elegiack Sonnet.
  • THE VVIDDOVV BRIDE.
  • TO HIS MVCH E∣STEEMED FRIEND Sr G. D. Knight; The accomplish'd issue of his best wishes.
  • CORYDON, OR The Western-Huntsman.
• ¶Vpon Censure.
• errata
  • ERRATA.
• Vpon his name, to whom his Encomia∣stick vpon the Common Law was Dedicated.