Occasional verses of Edward Lord Herbert, Baron of Cherbery and Castle-Island deceased in August, 1648.

Title

Occasional verses of Edward Lord Herbert, Baron of Cherbery and Castle-Island deceased in August, 1648.

Author

Herbert of Cherbury, Edward Herbert, Baron, 1583-1648.

Publication

London :: Printed by T.R. for Thomas Dring ...,

1665.

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Contents

• title page
• To the Right Honourable EDWARD Lord HERBERT, Baron of Cherbery in England, and Castle-Island in Ireland.
• TO HIS WATCH, When he could not sleep.
• Ditty.
• A Description.
• To her Face.
• To her Body.
• To her Mind.
• Ʋpon Combing her Hair.
• Ditty in imitation of the Spanish Entre tantoque L' Avril.
• The State-progress of Ill.
• Satyra Secunda.
• Madrigal.
• Another.
• To his Friend Ben Johnson, of his Horace made English.
• Epitaph. Caecil. Boulser quae post langue∣scentem morbum non sine inquietudine spiritus & conscientiae obiit.
• Epitaph. Guli. Herbert de Swansey qui sine prole obiit Aug. 1609.
• In a Glass-Window for Inconstancy.
• Elegy for the Prince.
• Epitaph of King James.
• A Vision.
• Ditty
• Ditty.
• Epitaph of a stinking Poet.
• A Ditty
• Epitaph on Sir Edward Saquevile's Child, who dyed in his Birth.
• Kissing.
• Ditty.
• Elegy over a Tomb.
• Epitaph on Sir Francis Vere.
• To Mrs. Diana Cecyll.
• To her Eyes.
• To her Hair.
• Sonnet of Black Beauty.
• Another Sonnet to Black it self.
• The first Meeting.
• A merry Rime sent to the Lady Wroth upon the Birth of my L. of Pembroke's Child, born in the Spring.
• The Thought.
• To a Lady who did sing excellently.
• Melander suppos'd to love Susan, but did love Ann.
• Echo to a Rock.
• Echo in a Church.
• To his Mistress for her true Picture.
• Epitaph on Sir Philip Sidney lying in St. Paul's without a Monument, to be fastned upon the Church door.
• Epitaph for himself.
• Sonnet.
• To the C. of D.
• Ditty.
• Elegy for Doctor Dunn.
• The Brown Beauty.
• An Ode upon a Question moved, Whether Love should continue for ever?
• The Green-Sickness Beauty.
• The Green-Sickness Beauty.
• La Gralletta Gallante, OR, The Sun-burn'd Exotique Beauty.
• Platonick Love.
• Platonick Love.
• The IDEA, Made of Alnwick in his Expedition to Scotland with the Army, 1639.
• Platonick Love.
• A Meditation upon his Wax-Candle burn∣ing out.
• October 14. 1664.
• In statuam ligneam Overburii.
• De C. de S.
• Epitaphium in Anagramma nominis sui, Reddor ut herbae.
• Epitaph. in se Romae factum, 1615.
• In tumulum Domini Francisci Vere.
• In diem Natalitium, viz. 3. Mar.
• For a Dyal.
• In Answer to the Verses of Guiet for the Pucelle d' Orleans, quasi ex∣tempore.
• In Answer to Tilenus, when I had that fatal Defluxion in my Hand.
• De Hugone Grotio Arca incluso & a Car∣cere liberato.
• Pro Laureato Poeta.
• Ad Sereniss. Regem Gustavum A.D. 1631.
• Euryale Moerens.
• Mensa Lusoria, or a Shovelboard-table to Mr. Master.
• Charissimo, Doctissimo, Jucundissimoque juxtim Amico Thomae Master. Hoc Epitaph. moerens P. C. E. B. Her∣bert de Cherbury. 1643.
• ERRATA.