Volume 1 — INFINITATI SACRUM, 16. Augusti 1601. METEMPSYCHOSIS.
Reading edition
Poêma Satyricon.
Epistle.
poyson to attaine dignitie. How ever the bodies have dull'd her
other faculties, her memory hath ever been her owne,
which makes me so seriously deliver you by her
relation all her passages from her first making
finde in the end of
this booke.
Infinitati &c. 1633-69: (in 1633 it is the first poem; in 1633-69 it follows the Funerall Elegies, from which it is separated by some prose letters, and precedes Divine Poems as here), A18, G, N, TCC, TCD
Metempsychosis. 1650-69: Metempsycosis. 1633-39
Note
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · debt; Ed: debt, 1633-69Note 2 · Mucheron, 1633, N, TC: Mushrome, G: Maceron, 1635-69, O'FNote 3 · and can now tell mee, 1635-69Note 4 · apple] aple 1633Note 5 · eate, 1633-69: ate, O'F: eat, mod. editorsNote 6 · shee is hee, 1633, A18, G, N, TC: shee is shee, 1635-69Note 7 · OTHERS at the Porches and entries of their Buildings set their Armes; I, my picture; if any colours can deliver a minde so plaine, and flat,Note 8 · when shee was that apple4 which EveNote 9 · eate,5 to this time when shee isNote 10 · hee,6 whose life you shall