INDEX OF AUTHORS AND EDITORS.

Names printed in Roman letters denote authors; those in italics, editors; the dates
following are those of birth, earliest authorship and death. When the editor is
unknown, MS. or other source is given. Original titles are printed in Roman; those
assigned by others than the author, in italics; first lines are put in quotation marks.

Sonnet, Those eyes that set my fancy on a fire'

BARNES, BARNABE (1569?-1593—1609):

Sonnet LXVI, 'Ah, sweet content'

The Talent.

BARNFIELD, RICHARD (1574-1594—1627):
Sonnet, In Praise of Music and Poetry
An Ode,As it fell upon a day'

A Sonnet, 'Those eyes that hold the heart of every hand'

27

64

66

A Pastoral of Phyllis and Corydon

67

Corydon's Supplication to Phyllis .

106

124

Sonnet III, Fairest, when by the rules of palmistry

Sonnet VI, 'Down in a valley'.

Epitaph on the Countess of Pembroke

DANIEL, JOHN (?— 1604—1625?):

Song, 'If I could shut the gate against my thoughts'

DANIEL, SAMUEL (1562-1584 — 1619):

Sonnet XI, 'Restore thy tresses '

XXXI, 'Look, Delia'

199

207

105

106

XLV, 'Care-charmer sleep'

An Ode, 'Now each creature joys the other'

Eidola

Song of the First Chorus .

50

50

153
165

DAVISON, FRANCIS (1575?-1594 — 1619?):

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Madrigal, To Cupid.

72

Three Epitaphs upon the Death of a Rare Child of Six Years
Old

Ode X, Dispraise of Love and Lover's Follies

Ode, 'My only star'

Davison, Francis:

Ode; see DONNE.

Sonnet, 'Were I as base as is the lowly plain '; see SYLVESTER
Madrigal, 'My love in her attire'