J. Cleaveland revived poems, orations, epistles, and other of his genuine incomparable pieces never before publisht : with some other exquisite remains of the most eminent wits ... that were his contemporaries.

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J. Cleaveland revived poems, orations, epistles, and other of his genuine incomparable pieces never before publisht : with some other exquisite remains of the most eminent wits ... that were his contemporaries.

Author

Cleveland, John, 1613-1658.

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London :: Printed for Nathaniel Brook,

1659.

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Contents

• title page
• frontispiece
• To the Discerning READER.
• Verses that came too late, intended for Mr. J. Cleaveland, pictured with his Laurell.
• Vpon the KINGS return from SCOTLAND.
• Vpon a talkative woman.
• Rebellis Scotus.
• On an ugly woman.
• To the King recovered from a fit of sicknesse.
• On a little Gentlewoman pro∣foundly learned.
• Vpon the birth of the Duke of York.
• On Parsons the great Porter.
• To the Queen upon the birth of one of her Children.
• To Cloris a Rapture.
• An Elegie upon Ben. Johnson.
• An Epitaph.
• Vpon Wood of Kent.
• On Christ-Church windows.
• An intertainment at Cotswold.
• To the Queen.
• An Elegie on Ben. Johnson.
• On Ben. Johnson.
• To his Mistresse.
• In Nuptias Principis Auranchii & D. Mariae filiae Regis Angliae.
• Vpon the Marriage of the young Prince of Orange with the Lady Marie.
• Another upon the same.
• An Epitaph on Ben. Johnson.
• On one that was deprived of his Testicles.
• To his Mistresse.
• The Puritan.
• The Flight.
• To a Lady that wrought a story of the Bible in needle-work.
• To the King.
• To the Queen, upon the birth of her first Daughter.
• Vpon one that preach't in a Cloak.
• On the May Pole.
• To the Queen.
• Vpon Tom of Christ-Church.
• On a Burning-glasse.
• Vpon Sheriffe Sandbourn.
• Not to Travel.
• title page
• part
  • Oratio coram Rege, & Principe Carolo in Collegio Ioannensi Cantab. habita. 1642.
  • An Oration delivered before the King and Prince Charles, in St. Iohn's Colledge at Cambridge, 1642.
• part
  • Ejusd. Epistola ad Episcop. Lincol∣nensem, cùm factus esset Ar∣chiepiscopus Eboracensis.
  • An Epistle of the same Authour to the Bishop of Lincolne, when he was made Arch-Bishop of York.
• part
  • Alia ejusdem, ad Episcopum Londinensem.
  • Another of the same Authour to the Bishop of London.
• part
  • Ejusdem Oratio ad Acad. Can∣tab. Cancellarium, & Legatum Gallicum, publicè habita.
  • An Oration of the same Authour, publickly spoken before the Chan∣cellour of Cambridge, and the French Ambassadour.
• part
  • Ejusdem Oratio in Scholis habita cum Junior Baccalaureus in Tri∣podem deputaret. Cantab.
  • An Oration of the same Author delivered in the publick Schools: When he was Iunior Batchelour, and was to dispute upon the Tri∣pos.
• part
  • Ejusdem Oratio Salutatoria in ad∣ventum Illustrissimi Principis Pa∣latinati. Cantabrig.
  • A Salutatory Oration of the same Authour, upon the arrivall of the Most illustrious Prince Palatine.
• part
  • Ejusdem Oratio in Scholis Publicis habita cùm Patris Officio funge∣retur. Cantab.
  • An Oration spoken by the same Au∣thour in the publike Schools, when he took upon him the office of Fa∣ther.
• publisher's note
• Courteous Reader,
  • Admirable, and Learned Treatises of Occult-Sciences in Philosophy, Magick, &c.
  • Excellent Treatises in the Mathe∣maticks, Geometry, of Arithme∣tick, Surveying, and other Arts, or Mechanicks.
  • Excellent and approved Treatises in Physick, Chirurgery, &c.
  • Admirable Vsefull Treatises newly Printed.
  • Books very lately Printed, and in the Presse now Printing.