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.

Behn, Aphara (1640 — 1666 ? — 1689) :

Song, 'Love in fantastic triumph sat'
The Charm for Constancy.

'O love! that stronger art than wine'.

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BRATHWAITE, RICHARD (1588? — 1611-1673):

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214

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48

104

182

182

24

103

43

63

64

66

67

68

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69

CAREW, THOMAS:

Celia singing.

To T. H., a Lady Resembling his Mistress

In the Person of a Lady to her Inconstant Servant
Epitaph on Lady Mary Wentworth .

CARTWRIGHT, WILLIAM (1611 — 1630? — 1643):

To Cupid.

Venus.

To Chloe.

A Valediction

Love but One

Christ Church MS.:

To Time

CONGREVE, WILLIAM (1670-1690—1729):

Song, 'See, see, she wakes'

Amoret

COTTON, CHARLES (1630—1649 — 1687):

The Chronicle

Anacréontique II, Drinking

CRASHAW, RICHARD (1613?— 1634 — 1649):

Wishes to his Supposed Mistress

A Hymn of the Nativity

On the Assumption of the Virgin Mary

CRASHAW, RICHARD:

Love's Horoscope.

A Song, 'Lord, when the sense of thy sweet grace'
DAVENANT, SIR WILLIAM (1606—1618-1668):
Song, Against Woman's Pride

Song, 'The lark now leaves his wat'ry nest'

DEKKER, THOMAS (1570? — 1598 — 1641 ?) :

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183
184

DORSET, CHARLES SACKVILLE, EARL OF (1638—1663? — 1706):

On a Lady who fancied herself a Beauty

Song, Phyllis, for shame'.

DRYDEN, JOHN (1631 — 1649—1700):

'Can life be a blessing'

'Farewell, ungrateful traitor'

Song, betwixt a Shepherd and a Shepherdess

A Song, for Saint Cecilia's Day
'Fairest isle, all isles excelling'
'No, no, poor suffering heart'
A Song, to a Fair Young Lady
Song of Jealousy

Egerton MS.:

'We must not part'

Stay, stay, old Time'

ETHERIDGE, Sir George (1635 ? — 1664 — 1691):

Song, 'Ladies, though to your conquering eyes'
To a Lady

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FLETCHER, PHINEAS (1582—1627 ? — 1650):

GRAHAM, JAMES, see MONTROSE.

GRANVILLE, GEORGE, see LANSDOWNE.

HABINGTON, WILLIAM (1605 — 1634—1654):

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To Roses, in the Bosom of Castara.

Upon Castara's Departure .

To Castara in a Trance.

Against them that lay Unchastity to the Sex of Woman

1616? — 1674) :

KILLEGREW, SIR WILLIAM (1606 — ? — 1695):
Song, 'Come, come, thou glorious object'

KING, HENRY (1592— ? — 1669):

Sonnet, Tell me no more'

Lansdowne, Lord (1667 — 1688 — 1735):

Song, 'The happiest mortals once were we'

LOVELACE, RICHARD (1618—1635 — 1658):

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90

136
137
137

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16

185

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