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'

82

BARNES, BARNABE (1569?-1593—1609):

Sonnet LXVI, 'Ah, sweet content'

The Talent.

BARNFIELD, RICHARD (1574-1594—1627):

Sonnet, In Praise of Music and Poetry

1620?) :

BRETON, NICHOLAS (1545? — 1577 — 1626?) :

Olden Love Making.

Phyllida and Corydon

A Sweet Lullaby.

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

A Pastoral of Phyllis and Corydon

Corydon's Supplication to Phyllis

Sonnet, The Soul's Haven

BROOKE, LORD, see GREville.

177

Sonnet III, Fairest, when by the rules of palmistry'

Sonnet VI, 'Down in a valley'.

Epitaph on the Countess of Pembroke

177

201

DANIEL, JOHN (?— 1604—1625?):

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

XLV, Care-charmer sleep'

An Ode, 'Now each creature joys the other'

Eidola

Song of the First Chorus.

48

49

49

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50

153
165

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

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.

125

Sonnet, 'Were I as base as is the lowly plain '; see SYLVESTER

126

DEKKER, THOMAS:

O Sweet Content

Lullaby.

'O Sorrow, Sorrow'

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DEVEREUX, ROBERT, EARL OF ESSEX (1567 — ? — 1601):

A Passion of my Lord of Essex

DONNE, JOHN (1573-1590—1631):
Song, 'Go and catch a falling star'
Lover's Infiniteness.

Song, 'Sweetest love, I do not go'
The Dream

The Message

Upon Parting from his Mistress

Love's Diety

The Funeral

Ode, That time and absence proves Rather helps than hurts to
loves

Sonnet X, Death, be not proud'

Dowland, John (1563 ? — 1592 — 1626 ?) :

Come, Sorrow, Come

'I saw my lady weep'

125

142

III

III

131

136

136

194

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196

Lullaby.

DRAYTON, MICHAEL (1563-1587 — 1631):

Sonnet LXIII, To the Lady L. S.

Ode XII, Agincourt, To my friends the Camber-Britans and

179

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180

181

181

182

205

GASCOIGNE, GEORGE (1530?— 1562 — 1577):

-

Sonnet, 'The stately dames of Rome'

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The Strange Passion of a Lover

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