Minor Poets of the Caroline Period, Vol. IIIPreface of Cleaveland Revived To the Discerning Reader.Reading editionChapter navigation62 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterMINOR POETS OF THE CAROLINE PERIODPREFATORY NOTEPOEMSJ. Cleaveland Revived:Clievelandi Vindiciæ;INTRODUCTION TO JOHN CLEVELAND.Introductory materialPreface of Cleaveland Revived To the Discerning Reader.The Stationer to the Reader.⟨Prefixed to Clievelandi Vindiciae, 16771⟩ To the Right Worshipful and Reverend Francis Turner, D.D., Master of St. John's College in Cambridge, and to the Worthy Fellows of the same College.POEMS.POEMS. (continued 2)Poems in 1677 but not in 1653.Poems certainly or almost certainly Cleveland's but not included in 1653 or 1677.Poems certainly or almost certainly Cleveland's but not included in 1653 or 1677.POEMSPOEMS,INTRODUCTION TO THOMAS STANLEYPOEMS NOT PRINTED AFTER 1647POEMS PRINTED IN 1647 AND REPRINTED IN 1656 BUT NOT IN 16511651 POEMSPOEMSPOEMS APPEARING ONLY IN THE EDITION OF 1656POEMS,INTRODUCTION TO HENRY KING.The Publishers to the Author.POEMSPOEMS (continued 2)Poems not included in the Edition of 1657 but added in reissue of 1664Poems in Manuscript.POEMSINTRODUCTION TO THOMAS FLATMAN.TO HISTo the Reader.Commendatory PoemsAdvertisement to the Reader.The Contents.POEMS.POEMS. (continued 2)ODES OF HORACEBook II. Ode XIX.Book III. Ode VIII. To Maecenas.Book III. Ode IX. Horace and Lydia.Book III. Ode XII.Book III. Ode XVII. To Aelius Lamia.Book III. Ode XIX. To Telephus.Book III. Ode XX. To Pyrrhus.Book III. Ode XXI. To his Wine-Vessels.Book III. Ode XXII. Upon Diana.Book III. Ode III. To Venus.Book IV. Ode I. To Venus.Book IV. Ode X. To Ligurinus, a beauteous Youth.Book IV. Ode XI. To Phyllis.POEMS NOT INCLUDED IN THE EDITIONS OF 1682 AND 1686.Job, Chapter xxvii. Paraphrased.Le hore di recreatione:INTRODUCTION TO NATHANIEL WHITING.Introductory materialTHE PLEASING HISTORY OF ALBINO AND BELLAMATHE PLEASING HISTORY OF ALBINO AND BELLAMA (continued 2)THE PLEASING HISTORY OF ALBINO AND BELLAMA (continued 3)Previous chapter ←Introductory materialNext chapter →The Stationer to the Reader.All chapters and sections (62)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsMINOR POETS OF THE CAROLINE PERIODPREFATORY NOTEPOEMSJ. Cleaveland Revived:Clievelandi Vindiciæ;INTRODUCTION TO JOHN CLEVELAND.Opening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsPreface of Cleaveland Revived To the Discerning Reader.The Stationer to the Reader.⟨Prefixed to Clievelandi Vindiciae, 16771⟩ To the Right Worshipful and Reverend Francis Turner, D.D., Master of St. John's College in Cambridge, and to the Worthy Fellows of the same College.POEMS.POEMS. (continued 2)Poems in 1677 but not in 1653.Poems certainly or almost certainly Cleveland's but not included in 1653 or 1677.Poems certainly or almost certainly Cleveland's but not included in 1653 or 1677.POEMSPOEMS,INTRODUCTION TO THOMAS STANLEYPOEMS NOT PRINTED AFTER 1647POEMS PRINTED IN 1647 AND REPRINTED IN 1656 BUT NOT IN 16511651 POEMSPOEMSPOEMS APPEARING ONLY IN THE EDITION OF 1656POEMS,INTRODUCTION TO HENRY KING.The Publishers to the Author.POEMSPOEMS (continued 2)Poems not included in the Edition of 1657 but added in reissue of 1664Poems in Manuscript.POEMSINTRODUCTION TO THOMAS FLATMAN.TO HISTo the Reader.Commendatory PoemsAdvertisement to the Reader.The Contents.POEMS.POEMS. (continued 2)ODES OF HORACEBooks23Book 3 · Books33333333Books4Book 4 · Books44Book 4 · Other sectionsPOEMS NOT INCLUDED IN THE EDITIONS OF 1682 AND 1686.Book 4 · Chapters27Book 4 · Other sectionsLe hore di recreatione:INTRODUCTION TO NATHANIEL WHITING.Book 4 · Opening pagesIntroductory materialBook 4 · Other sectionsTHE PLEASING HISTORY OF ALBINO AND BELLAMATHE PLEASING HISTORY OF ALBINO AND BELLAMA (continued 2)THE PLEASING HISTORY OF ALBINO AND BELLAMA (continued 3)Newark. Nov. 21, 1658.◇Yours in all virtuous endeavours,◇E. Williamson.◇Notes in this chapterNote 1 · This singular production is, in the original, punctuated after a fashion very suitable, in its entire irrationality, to the sentiments of itNote 2 · 'a character' 1662 (third edition).Note 3 · 'I have since heard' omitted in 1662.← Introductory materialThe Stationer to the Reader. →