An edition bearing the date of 1663 is cited in Willis’s Cathedrals; but, it is believed, through mistake.

CONTENTS.

[Additions to the former Impressions of Corbet’s Poems are distinguished by an Asterisk, thus: *]

Page
*Life of the Author[v]
Preface to the Edition of 1648[lxiii]
*Commendatory Poems[lxv]
An Elegie on Dr. Ravis[3]
*Thomæ Coriato de Odcombe[9]
To Thomas Coryate[11]
A certaine Poem, &c. to the tune of “Bonny Nell”[13]
*An Answer to the former Song, &c.[22]
*Responsio, &c.[25]
*Additamenta superiori Cantico[42]
On the Lady Arabella Stuart[43]
Upon Mistriss Mallet; an unhandsome gentlewoman who made love unto him[47]
In quendam Anniversariorum Scriptorem[52]
An Answer to the same, by Dr. Price[54]
In Poetam exauctoratum et emeritum[56]
*On Francis Beaumont, then newly dead[58]
An Elegie on the late Lord William Howard of Effingham[59]
To the Lord Mordaunt, upon his returne from the North[66]
*To the Prince[82]
A Newe-Years Gift to my Lorde Duke of Buckingham[83]
A Letter to Sir Thomas Aylesbury[65]
Dr. Corbet’s Journey into France[94]
An Exhortation to Mr. John Hamon[103]
An Elegie upon the Death of Queen Anne[112]
An Elegie upon the Death of his owne Father[118]
An Elegie upon the Death of the Lady Haddington[123]
On the Christ-Church Play at Woodstock[131]
A Letter to the Duke of Buckingham, being with the Prince in Spaine[134]
On the Earle of Dorset’s Death[142]
To the Newe-born Prince[146]
On the Birth of the young Prince Charles[148]
To his Son Vincent Corbet[149]
An Epitaph on Dr. Donne, Dean of Pauls[152]
*Certain few Woordes spoken concerninge one Benet Corbett after her decease[154]
Iter Boreale[156]
On Mr. Rice, the Manciple of Christ-Church in Oxford[205]
On Henry Bollings[206]
On John Dawson, Butler of Christ-Church[207]
On Great Tom of Christ-Church[209]
R.C.[212]
A proper new Ballad, entituled The Faeryes Farewell[213]
*A Non Sequitur[218]
Nonsence[220]
*The Country Life[222]
To the Ghost of Robert Wisdome[228]
An Epitaph on Thomas Jonce[230]
To the Ladies of the New Dresse[232]
*The Ladies’ Answer[233]
*Corbet’s Reply[234]
On Fairford Windows[235]
*Another on the same[239]
The Distracted Puritane[243]
*Oratio in Funus Henrici Principis[249]
*In Obitum Domini Thomæ Bodleii[260]

TO THE READER.

(From Edition 1648.)

READER,