Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 421-488)

The shadow of night -- Epistle to Roydon -- Hymnus in Noctem -- Hymnus in Cynthiam -- Ovids banquet of sence, etc. -- Epistle to Roydon -- Complimentary sonnets -- Ovids banquet of sence -- A coronet for his mistresse philosophie -- The amorous zodiack -- The amorous contention of Phillis and Flora -- Hero and Leander -- Euthymiæ raptus; or the teares of peace --Petrarchs seven penitentiall psalms, etc. -- Epistle to Phillips -- Psalme I -- Psalme II -- Psalme III -- Psalme IIII -- Psalme V -- Psalme VI -- Psalme VII -- The I. psalme more strictly translated -- A hymne to our Saviour on the crosse -- Virgils epigram of a good man -- A great man -- A sleight man -- A good woman -- Virgils epigram of play -- Virgils epigram of wine and women -- Virgils epigram of this letter Y -- A fragment of the teares of peace -- For good men -- Pleasd with thy place -- Of sodaine death -- Height in humilitie -- For stay in competence -- Of the will -- Of man -- Of a philosopher -- Of ambition -- Of friendship -- Of plentie and freedome in goodnesse -- Of attention -- To live with little -- To yong imaginaries in knowledge -- Of constancie in goodnesse -- Of learning -- For ill successe -- Of negligence -- Of injurie -- Of attire -- Of circumspection -- Of sufferance -- Of the soule -- Of great men -- Of learned men -- An epicede on Henry Prince of Wales -- Epistle to Henry Jones -- Epicede -- Eugenia -- Epistle to Russell -- Andromeda liberata -- To the prejudicate and perempory reader -- The argument -- To Somerset -- Andromeda liberata -- A free and offenceles justification of andromeda liberata -- Prose justification -- Dialogus -- To Somerset -- Pro vere -- A justification of a strange action of Nero -- Epistle to Richard Hubert -- The funerall oration made at the buriall of one of Poppaeas hayres -- Commendatory and occasional verses -- To the author of Nennio -- De guiana -- Peristeros: or the male turtle -- Sonnet to Walsingham -- In sejanum Ben. Jonsoni -- To Benjamin Jonson, his volpone -- To Jo. Fletcher concerning his pastorall -- To Byrd, Bull, and Gibbons on parthenia -- To Nat. Field, and his wether-cocke woman -- A hymne to hymen -- To Christopher Brooke on his ghost of Richard the Third -- To Grimestone on his translation of Coeffetau's table of humaine passions -- On the tragic history of Hipolito and Isabella -- Verses from England's parnassus and from manuscript -- Untraced quotations in England's parnassus -- Epicures Frugallitie -- An invective wrighten against Mr.Bben: Johnson -- Poems prefatory and dedicatory to the Illiads, Odysseys, and hymns of Homer -- To Harriots, Achilles shield -- To Prince Henry, the Iliads -- Memorial verses to Prince Henry -- An anagram on Henry -- Sonnet to Queene Anne -- To the reader, Iliads -- Sonnet to the Duke of Lennox -- Sonnet to the Lord Chancelor -- Sonnet to the Earle of Salisbury -- Sonnet to the Earle of Suffolke -- Sonnet to the Earle of Northamton -- Sonnet to the Earle of Arundell -- Sonnet to the Earle of Pembrooke -- Sonnet to the Earle of Montgomrie -- Sonnet to the Lord Lisle -- Sonnet to the Countesse of Montgomrie -- Sonnet to the Lady Wrothe -- Sonnet to the Countesse of Bedford -- Sonnet to the Earle of South-hamton -- Sonnet to the Earle of Sussex -- Sonnet to the Lord Walden -- Sonnet to Sir Thomas Howard -- Sonnet to Vicount Cranborne -- Sonnet to Viscount Rochester -- Sonnet to Sir Edward Philips -- Sonnet to the Ladie Arbella -- Sonnet to the Lord Wotton -- To the Earle of Somerset, the Odysseys -- Certaine ancient greeke epigrammes -- Epilogue to the Odysseys -- Ad deum -- To the Earle of Somerset, the hymns -- Epilogue to the hymns -- Notes -- Shadow of night -- Ovids banquet of sence, etc. -- Hero and Leander -- Euthymiæ raptus; or the teares of peace -- Petrarchs seven penitentiall plalms, etc. -- Epicede -- Eugenia -- Andromeda liberata -- A free and offenceles justification of andromeda liberata -- Pro vere -- A justification of nero -- Complimentary and occasional verses -- Untraced quotations in England's parnassus -- Poems from manuscript -- Poems prefatory and dedicatory to the Iliads, Odysses, and hymns.