| Of Sardonius His Devotion |
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| Of Poets and Their Power |
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| Against Glossus |
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| Againe of the Same |
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| A Contention betwixt a Wife, a Widow, and a Maid |
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| To My Deere Scholler, Master John Hales |
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| To My Worthyly Much-Esteemed Friend, Tho. Hawkins Esquire |
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| Angel-Like Man, An |
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| A Wounded Conscience, Who Can Beare? |
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| Of the Work, Authour, and Translator |
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