Claremont corpus of Elizabethan verse / Ward Elliot

Abstract

Partial contents: The Encounter, or, The Quarreller Contents: Tears of an affectionate shepherd [1594], The Shepherd's content [1594], The complaint of chastity [1594], Helen’s rape [1594], Cynthia [1595], Sonnets [1595], Ode [1595], Cassandra Proofed from scan of Bullen : [1903]. -- WEYE 8/90. -- Heavy substitution of en– for in–; em– for im–; embrace for imbrace; enjoy for injoy; ’d endings for –t endings, i.e. possess’d for possest Modernized spellings WEYE 7/90 Contents: Menaphon : [1589, including Menaphon’s eclogue, Melicertus’ eclogue, Doron’s eclogue, Sonetto] ; Perimedes the Blacksmith : [1588, including Madrigal, Ditty, Sonnet] ; Pandosto : the triumph of time [1694] ; Never too late [1590, including Canzone] ; The shepherd’s ode ; Philomela : [1615, including Philomela’s ode, Philomela’s second ode, Sonnet, Answer, An ode ; Mamillia : [1593, including Verses against the Gentlewomen of Sicilia] ; Opharion : [1599, including Orpheus’s song, The song of Arion, Sonnet] ; Penelope’s web : [1601, including Sonnet from Ariosto, Barmenissa’s song, Verses] ; Alcida : [1617, including Verses written under a picture of Venus, Verses written under a picture of a peacock, Verses written under a carving of Mercury, Verses written under a carving of Cupid, Verses written on two tables on a tomb, Madrigal] ; England’s Parnassus : [1600, including Fragments, Verses]; A maiden’s dream : [an] elegy for Christphoer Hatton [1592] Modernized spelling WEYE 4/90 Including : The excuse ; An epitaph for Sir Philip Sidney ; A vision upon this conceit of the Faerie Queen ; Ralegh’s reply to Marlowe ; Farewell to the court ; Sir Walter Raleigh to his son ; Fain would I, but I dare not ; The lie ; Sir Walter Ralegh's pilgrimage ; To the translator of Lucan ; Petition to the Queen [Anne of Denmark, 1618] ; Verses written the night before his death ; What is our life? ; The 21st and last book of the ocean, to Cynthia Contents: On the death of a fair infant dying of a cough ; At a vacation exercise in the college ; On the morning of Christ’s nativity ; The passion ; Song ; An epitaph on the admirable dramatic poet W. Shakespeare ; On the university carrier who sicken’d in the time of his vacancy—being forbid to go down to London—of the plague ; Another on the same ; An epitaph on the Marchioness of Winchester ; How soon hath time... ; Arcades ; At a solemn music WEYE 7/90