Innocui Sales. A collection of new epigrams Vol. I. With a præfatory essay on epigrammatic poetry.

Title

Innocui Sales. A collection of new epigrams Vol. I. With a præfatory essay on epigrammatic poetry.

Author

Killigrew, Henry, 1613-1700.

Publication

London :: printed by T. Hodgkin; and are to be sold by Matth. Gillyflower, in Westminster-Hall,

1694.

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Epigrams -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• A PREFATORY ESSAY ON Epigrammatic Poetry.
• ADVERTISEMENT.
• EPIGRAMS.
  • 1. EPIGRAM. To a Friend that ask'd me, Why translating so many EPIGRAMS, I made none.
  • 2. EPIGRAM. To the same.
  • 3. EPIGRAM. To all English Men.
  • 4. EPIGRAM.—His Disciples came by night, and stole him away, while we slept.
  • 5. EPIGRAM. On King William.
  • 6. EPIGRAM. On King William.
  • 7. EPIGRAM. The Virgin Martyr'd.
  • 8. EPIGRAM. On Jesuits.
  • 9. EPIGRAM. On Julius.
  • 10. EPIGRAM. On Procula, old and amorous.
  • 11. EPIGRAM. On Cotta.
  • 12. EPIGRAM. On Naevia.
  • 13. EPIGRAM. On Demetrius.
  • 14. EPIGRAM. On Phryne, accus'd before the Athenian Senate.
  • 15. EPIGRAM. To Plancus.
  • 16. EPIGRAM. On Lesbia.
  • 17. EPIGRAM. On Milton and Marvel.
  • 18. EPIGRAM. On Maevius.
  • 19. EPIGRAM. On the Rich and Covetous.
  • 20. EPIGRAM. On the habitually Vicious.
  • 21. EPIGRAM. On Sin and Sorrow.
  • 22. EPIGRAM. To a Friend, to whom he sent the foregoing Epi∣grams for a New-Year's-Gift.
  • 23. EPIGRAM. On Paula.
  • 24. EPIGRAM. On Lelia.
  • 25. EPIGRAM. On the gay Ladies of the Time.
  • 26. EPIGRAM. To my Book.
  • 27. EPIGRAM. On our Philosophical Atheists.
  • 28. EPIGRAM. On a weak Poet.
  • 29. EPIGRAM. On Quintus.
  • 30▪ EPIGRAM. On the same.
  • 31. EPIGRAM. To Sylvius.
  • 32. EPIGRAM. On Cloe.
  • 33. EPIGRAM. On Posthumus.
  • 34. EPIGRAM.
  • 35. EPIGRAM. On Balbus.
  • 36. EPIGRAM.
  • 37. EPIGRAM. On Sextus.
  • 38. EPIGRAM. On a decay'd Beau.
  • 39. EPIGRAM. To Festus.
  • 40. EPIGRAM. To the same▪
  • 41. EPIGRAM. To Sextus.
  • 42. EPIGRAM. To Rufus.
  • 43. EPIGRAM. On Miss Nell.
  • 44. EPIGRAM. On Amarillis.
  • 45. EPIGRAM. On Miss Nell.
  • 46. EPIGRAM. Miss Nell reveng'd.
  • 47. EPIGRAM. On Zoilus.
  • 48. EPIGRAM. On Bassus.
  • 49. EPIGRAM. On Rodia.
  • 50. EPIGRAM. The Grove.
  • 51. EPIGRAM. To the Vertuous▪
  • 52. EPIGRAM. On C. O. being very Ingenious, and dying young.
  • 53. EPIGRAM. On Mrs. S. H.
  • 54. EPIGRAM.
  • 55. EPIGRAM. To the Muses.
  • 56. EPIGRAM. To Admiral Killigrew.
  • 57. EPIGRAM. To the Poets of the Time.
  • 58. EPIGRAM. To the same.
  • 59. EPIGRAM. To Linus.
  • 60. EPIGRAM. To the same.
  • 61. EPIGRAM. On Goodness.
  • 62. EPIGRAM. The General Lover.
  • 63. EPIGRAM. On Sextus.
  • 64. EPIGRAM. To Sillius.
  • 65. EPIGRAM. On Zoilus.
  • 66. EPIGRAM. On Bibulus.
  • 67. EPIGRAM. To the Generous.
  • 68. EPIGRAM. On a Lady's Musick-Book richly bound.
  • 69. EPIGRAM. On Rufus.
  • 70. EPIGRAM. On the same.
  • 71. EPIGRAM. On Frances.
  • 72. EPIGRAM. On Scipio Africanus.
  • 73. EPIGRAM. On Claudia.
  • 74. EPIGRAM. On a feign'd Friend.
  • 75. EPIGRAM. On Dionysius.
  • 76. EPIGRAM. On Dr. Rugely, robb'd and wounded.
  • 77. EPIGRAM. On the young Man in the Gospel.
  • 78. EPIGRAM. On Dionysius.
  • 79. EPIGRAM. On Madam Pen.
  • 80. EPIGRAM. On Rome.
  • 81. EPIGRAM. To Lelia.
  • 82. EPIGRAM. To my new Lord—
  • 83. EPIGRAM. On a Lyer.
  • 84. EPIGRAM. By way of Dialogue between the Author and his Friend.
  • 85. EPIGRAM. On Demas.
  • 86. EPIGRAM. On Laura.
  • 87. EPIGRAM. On Theonina.
  • 88. EPIGRAM. To Decius.
  • 89. EPIGRAM. On a debauch'd Wit.
  • 90. EPIGRAM. On an Old Dotard.
  • 91. EPIGRAM. On a drunken Quack.
  • 92. EPIGRAM. The Invitation of a Friend.
  • 93. EPIGRAM. To the Jealous Reader.
  • 94. EPIGRAM. On Criticus.
  • 95. EPIGRAM. On the Wicked in the highest degree.
  • 96. EPIGRAM. On the like.
  • 97. EPIGRAM. On a Lady Painter.
  • 98. EPIGRAM. On the Enamour'd of a false Beauty.
  • 99. EPIGRAM. On a Coward.
  • 100. EPIGRAM. What is Sweetest.
  • 101. EPIGRAM. On a conceited Person.
  • 102. EPIGRAM. On my Censorious Reader.
  • 103. EPIGRAM. On the same.
  • 104. EPIGRAM. On the same.
  • 105. EPIGRAM. On a mistaken Epigrammatist.
  • 106. EPIGRAM. On an ungrateful Visitant.
  • 107. EPIGRAM. On the same.
  • 108. EPIGRAM. More Cupid's than one are blind.
  • 109. EPIGRAM. On Sempronia.
  • 110. EPIGRAM. On an old Amorous Cockscomb.
  • 111. EPIGRAM. On the same.
  • 112. EPIGRAM. The Young and Old Schismatick.
  • 113. EPIGRAM. The Reflection.
  • 114. EPIGRAM. On Lewis XIV.
  • 115. EPIGRAM. On Lamia.
  • 116. EPIGRAM. On the same.
  • 117. EPIGRAM. On the same.
  • 118. EPIGRAM. On Nanus.
  • 119. EPIGRAM. On a young She-Libertine.
  • 120. EPIGRAM. On a high-kept Miss.
  • 121. EPIGRAM. On my Epigrams.
  • 122. EPIGRAM. On the unworthily Fortunate.
  • 123. EPIGRAM. On Paris.
  • 124. EPIGRAM. On Sir Irus.
  • 125. EPIGRAM. On the Shepherds, Luke 2.
  • 126. EPIGRAM. On the wise Men, Matth. 2.
  • 127. EPIGRAM. On Spurius.
  • 128. EPIGRAM. The Prisoner.
  • 129. EPIGRAM. To Silius.
  • 130. EPIGRAM. On the like.
  • 131. EPIGRAM. On Pompillius.
  • 132. EPIGRAM. On Fungus.