it selfe deceives. B] shield of fond. 1. 31. A and B] not North. 1. 34. C] repenrance. A Last line. A and B] Chymicks. p. 296, 1. 2. p. 297, l. 1. and B] of things. A and B] strange witchcraft. A full stop has been taken away after Crashaws. Moone at the. 1. 12. A, B and G] thinne dilemma. 1. 13. A, B and G] like the A full stop has been added at the end of this line and 1. 14. A, B and G] Thou art Loves. 1. 15. A, B an steward of our growing stocke. 1. 16. A, B and G] Cro 1. 20. C] ckeek. 1. 21. A, B and G] Thou thus ste A, B and G] Chaste kisse wrongs no. 1. 26. A, B an 1. 27. A, B and G] Nor need wee kill. 1. 28. A, B an Last line. A and B] subtile essence. 1. 5 p. 298, l. 1. 1. 3. A, B and A, B and G] law warres. 1. 2. A, B and G omit] walks 1. 4. 1. 11. A, B an And forrage in the fields of light, and love. 1. 6. A and B] where, or what. 1. 10. C] antitode. Temper'd 'twixt cold despaire. 1. 15. A, B and G] And loves. G] fierc fruitlesse. 1. 16. G omits] all. 1. 17. A and B] Huntresse. A and B] field. 1 EPIGRAMMATA SACRA, 2nd Edn., 1670. Only those poen in the 1st edition are here printed. I do not know what authority there be for these additions, so long after Crawshaw's death, but they are pro genuine as two are in the Sancroft MS. (Improba turba tace and Ő u pp. 304 and 305). As the first of these differs somewhat from the Sa copy I have given the MS. form in its place on p. 318 (Tu mala turba ta 1. 14. "Hn in text. p. 303, 1. 2. σeds in text. p. 305, 1. 4. E] ego ut. 1. 8. E] error abegit. 1. 13. E] Ex me. 1. 12. E] Ex his p. 339, 1. 18. Mr F. G. Plaistowe, M.A., Librarian of Queens' C who has very kindly allowed me to refer to him in a few cases of diffic the reading of Abp Sancroft's transcript, suggests that ȧvalkŋy in the an error for ἀνάγκην. p. 345, l. 13. E] forbid the. p. 346. D gives the following variations in this poem. 1. I. Petronius. 1. 8. And dayntyest drake. The two following lines T ...new' are not in D. 1. 13. pretious Scarus. 1. 17. The Barbill now. 1. 18. And cloying. p. 349, l. 6. E] from of. p. 351, 1. 9. A full stop has been supplied after villanie. E] smile. for Chloe that. p. 364, 11. 20 and 24. A colon has been supplied at the end of ea and also at the end of 1. 19, p. 366. lior 39 Christus Vitis ad Vinitorem Patrem Coepit lacrymis rigare pedes ejus, & Congestis omnibus peregrè profectus Constituerunt ut si quis confiteretur Councel concerning her choise, To the Crashawe, The Anagramme He was Crowne of thornes taken downe from Crucifix, Upon the Bleeding 241 Cum tot signa edidisset, non crede- Cùm tot signa edidisset, non crede- Cupid's Cryer. Out of the Greeke 128 Date Caesari 34 Death's Lecture and the Funeral of a De Christi contra mundum pugna 46 Hymn of the Church, in Meditation of the Day of Judgment, The 251 I am not worthy that thou should'st I am readie not onely to be bound, I am the doore 78 Ille et nefasto... Horatii Ode (In In amorem divinum (Hermannus In Apollinem depereuntem Daphnen 177 In aquam baptismi Dominici 30 In caecos Christum confitentes, Phari- In caeterorum Operum difficili Par- In Christum Vitem 39 In cicatrices Domini adhuc superstites In cicatrices Domini Jesu 344 In coetum coelestem omnium Sanc- In Cygnaeam Di Jesû cantionem 317 In die Ascensionis Dominicae (Latin) In die Ascensionis Dominicae (Greek) In die Conjurationis sulphureae 21 In D. Joannem, quem Domitianus Joh. 1. 23 311 Joh. 6. 14. 26 309 King's Coronation, Upon the 355, Lauda Sion Salvatorem. The H for the Bl. Sacrament 248 Legatio Baptistae ad Christum Lord, naked and bloody, On Lord's last comfortable discourse |