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Author: Forde, Thomas.
Title: Theatre of wits ancient and modern attended with severall other ingenious pieces from the same pen [brace] viz. I. Faenestra in pectore, or, A century of familiar letters, II. Loves labyrinth: A tragi-comedy, III. Fragmenta poetica, or, Poetical diversions, IV. Virtus redivivi, a panegyrick on our late king Charles of ever blessed memory concluding with A panegyrick on His Sacred Majesties most happy return / by T.F.
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Print source: Theatre of wits ancient and modern attended with severall other ingenious pieces from the same pen [brace] viz. I. Faenestra in pectore, or, A century of familiar letters, II. Loves labyrinth: A tragi-comedy, III. Fragmenta poetica, or, Poetical diversions, IV. Virtus redivivi, a panegyrick on our late king Charles of ever blessed memory concluding with A panegyrick on His Sacred Majesties most happy return / by T.F.
Forde, Thomas.
London: Printed by R. & W. Leybourn, for Thomas Basset, 1661.
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Aphorisms and apothegms.
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The Preface.
VIRTƲS REDIVIVA: OR, A PANEGYRICK On the late K. Charls the I. Second Monarch of Great BRITAIN.
Oweni Epigr. in Regicidas.
An Elegie on Charls the First, &c.
An Anniversary on Charls the First, &c. 1657.
Second Anniversary on Charls the First, 1658.
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To the Reader.
Apothegmes,
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To the Reader.
Familiar Letters.
To Mr. T. C.
To Mr. T. C.
To Mr. R. R.
To Mr. J. A.
To Mr. C. F.
To Mrs. B.
To Mr. B. R.
To M. A. E.
To Mr. T. F.
To Mr. J. A.
To Mr. N. C.
To Mr. R. R.
To Mr. C. H.
To Mr. S. M. at Barbados.
To Mr. A. E.
To my Father.
To Mr. E. B.
To Mr. C. F.
To Mr. E. B.
To Mr. R. R.
To L. C. L
To Mr. E. B.
To M. C. F.
To Mr. E. B. Bad, wicked warr. Anagr.
To Mr. S. M.
To Mr. C. F.
To Mr. J. W.
To Mr. W. L.
To Mr. J. W.
To Mr. E. B.
To Mr. C. F.
To Mr. L. C. L.
To Mr. C. F.
T. Mr. E. B.
To L. C. L.
To Mr. C. F.
To Mr. J. P.
To L. C. L.
To Mr. E. B.
To M. C. F.
To Mr. J. W.
To Mr. E. B.
To Mr. W. L.
To Mr. J. H.
To Mr. T. P.
To Mr. J.H.
To Mr. R. R.
To Mr. R. R.
To M. J. H.
To Mr. S. M.
To Mr. J. A.
To Mr. J. H.
To E. W. Esquire.
To Mr. E. H.
To Mr. R. R.
To Mr. W. L.
To Mr. J. H.
To Mr. E. H.
To Mr. R. R.
To Mr. E. B.
To Mr. W. L.
To Mr. E. H.
To Mr. T. P.
To Mr. T. P.
To Mr. T. L.
To Mr. C. F. Parvus amor loquitur, ingens stupet.
To Mr. D. P.
To Mr. T. J.
To Mr. C. A.
To Mr. T. P.
To Dr. S.
To Mr. C. A.
To Mr. C. F.
To Mr. C. A.
To Mr. C. A.
To Mr. D. P.
To Mr. C.
To Mr. C.
To Mr. J S.
To Mr. C. M.
To Mr. T. P.
To M. C. F.
To Mr. S. S.
To Mr. T. L.
To Dr. S.
To Mr. S. S.
To Mr. C. F.
D.P.B.
To Mr. S. S.
To Mr. S. S.
To Mr. T. F.
To M.—
To M. D. P.
To M. J. W.
To Mr. T. C.
To Mr. T. C.
Cor mundi finem propiorem non facis? ut ne ante obitum mendax arguerere: Sapis.
To Mr. E. M.
To Mr. T. C.
To Mr. T. L.
To Mr. E. H.
To Mr. J. A.
To Mr. R. H.
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To his Worthy Friend Mr. Thomas Forde on his LOVES LABYRINTH.
To my ingenious Friend, Mr. Thomas Forde, on His LOVES LABYRINTH.
Persons Personated.
Loves Labyrinth.
Act. 1.
Scaene 1.
Scaen. 2.
Scaen. 3.
Scaen. 4. Enter Damocles.
Act. 2.
Scaen. 1.
Scaen. 2.
Scaen. 3.
Scaen. 4.
Scaen. 3.
Scaen. 6.
Scaen. 7.
Scaen. 8.
Act. 3.
Scaen. 1.
Scaen. 2.
Scaen. 3.
Scan. 4.
Scaen. 5.
Scaen. 6.
Scaen. 7.
Scaen. 8.
Act. 4.
Scaene 1.
Scaen. 2.
Scaen. 3.
Scaen. 4.
Scaen. 5.
Scaen. 6.
Scaen. 7.
Scaen. 8.
Scaen. 9.
Act. 5.
Scaen. 1.
Scaen. 2.
Scaen. 3.
Scaen. 4.
Scaen. 5.
Scaen. 6.
Scaen. 7.
Scaen. 8.
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Poetical Diversions.
For Christmass-day.
On the Nativitie.
For Christmass-day,
For Christmas-day.
The 25. Cap. of Job Paraphras'd.
35. Cap. of Job.
On the Widows 2 Mites.
On Christs Cross.
On Christs Death and Resurrection.
Gen. 2.18.
On the miracle of the Loaves.
On Christ's Resurrection.
On M. M. weeping at Christs death.
Mark 12. Give to God, &c. And to Caesar, &c.
On the world.
Similis simili gaudet.
On Calvus.
On Malfido.
On Will: who had run through all trades and was now a Cobler.
Better fortune.
On Cornuto.
Mart. Ep. 24. lib. 2.
On one who fell in love with Julia, throwing Snow-balls at him.
J. Cesaris Epigram.
Hensii Epitaph.
Englished.
Out of Italian.
H. Grotius, S. Petri Querela.
Englished.
Out of Italian.
To Henry the 4th. out of Bahusius.
Loves Duel, out of Anacreon.
With a Letter to Aglaia.
Excuse for absence.
With Herberts Poeme.
On the death of M. A. S.
Laus & votum vitae Beatae. Out of Lipsius.
On T. Bastard, and his Epigrams.
Upon His Sacred Majesties most happy Return, on the 29th. of May 1660.
Errata.