The amorose songes, sonets, and elegies: of M. Alexander Craige, Scoto-Britane
- Title
- The amorose songes, sonets, and elegies: of M. Alexander Craige, Scoto-Britane
- Author
- Craig, Alexander, 1567?-1627.
- Publication
- Imprinted at London :: By William White,
- 1606.
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Contents
- title page
- poem
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TO THE MOST GODLY, VERTVOVS, BEAVTIFVLL, and accomplished
PRINCESSE, me∣ritoriously dignified with all the Titles Religion, Vertue, Honor, Beautie can receiue, challenge, afforde, or deserue;ANNA, by diuine prouidence, ofGreat Britane, France, andIreland, Queene▪ ALEXANDER CRAIGE wisheth all health, wealth, and royall felicitie. - Epistle generall to Idea, Cynthia, Lithocardia, Kala, Erantina, Lais, Pan∣dora, Penelopae.
- TO THE READER.
- To IDEA.
- To CYNTHIA.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To KALA.
- To LAIS.
- To ERANTINA.
- To PANDORA.
- To PENELOPAE.
- To the Queene her most excellent Maiestie.
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Amorous Songes and Sonets.
- TO IDEA.
- To IDEA.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To CYNTHIA.
- To PANDORA.
- To ERANTINA.
- To ERANTINA.
- To IDEA.
- To CINTHIA▪
- To IDEA.
- To IDEA.
- To PANDORA.
- To PENELOPE.
- To PENELOPE.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To LITHOCARDIA. Anagram.
- To KALA.
- To LAIS.
- To LAIS.
- To PANDORA.
- To PANDORA.
- To PANDORA.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To ERANTINA.
- To IDEA.
- To IDEA.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To LAIS.
- To PENELOPE.
- At IDEAS direction, these two Sonets were made. 1.
- To IDEA. 2
- To CYNTHIA.
- To ERANTINA.
- To KALA.
- To LAIS.
- To absent ERANTINA.
- To KALA.
- To absent IDEA.
- To ERANTINA.
- PANDORA refuseth his Letter.
- To KALA.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To inconstant LAIS.
- To LAIS.
- To ERANTINA.
- To PENELOPE.
- To IDEA.
- To frowning CINTHIA.
- To PANDORA.
- To PANDORA.
- To LAIS.
- To PANDORA.
- To PENELOPE.
- To CINTHIA.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To LAIS.
- To KALA.
- To KALA.
- At the newes of IDEAS death, Dialogue twixt the Poets Ghost and Charon.
- An other Dialogue to the same purpose.
- IDEA after long sicknes, becommeth weil; and as he wept for her, he wishes compensation of her teares in his distresse.
- To CYNTHIA.
- To ERANTINA.
- To PANDORA.
- Newyeares gift to PENELOPE.
- To PENELOPE.
- To LAIS.
- To absent PANDORA.
- To PENELOPE seeke.
- Newyeares gift to IDEA.
- To CINTHIA.
- To KALA.
- To KALA.
- To KALA.
- To CYNTHIA.
- To ERANTINA.
- To ERANTANA.
- To ERANTINA.
- To PANDORA.
- To PANDORA.
- To PANDORA.
- To IDEA.
- To LITHOCARDIA.
- To LAIS.
- To LAIS.
- To IDEA.
- To KALA.
- To PANDORA.
- To KALA.
- To his Riuall and LAIS.
- Farewell to LAIS.
- A sparing farewell to KALA.
- A wrathfull farewell to KALA.
- To PENELOPE.
- Elegie to KALA.
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His Resolution of absence and farewell to
Lithocardia. -
His Reconciliation to
Lithocardia after absence. - To LAIS.
- His constant Resolution to ERANTINA.
- Confirmation of his loue to ERANTINA.
- To LAIS.
- His vnwilling Farewell to PENELOPE.
- His louing farewell to PANDORA.
- To his PANDORA from England.
- To LAIS.
- His faythfull seruice to IDEA.
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To my Honorable good Lord and Maister (the true Maecenas of my Muse)
George Earle ofDunbar, Lord Barwick, high Tre∣surar of Sotland. - To the Reader.
- text
- To the Author.
- Cragio suo.
- De Alexandro Rupoeo populari, familiari et amico suo qui supra plebem vulgus et populum.