No More Learning

[1656. ]
To his worthy Friend, Sir Thos. Higgons, upon the translation of The
Venetian Triumph (1658. ]
Of Pandoras not being approved upon the stage as a Tragedy. (To Mr, i. e.
Sir William Killigrew, 1665. )


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Upon the Earl of Roscommon's translation of Horace, De Arte Poetica; and
of the use of poetry. [1680. ]
Several poems of Waller, including, Go, lovely Rose, were first published
in Witts Recreations. Selected from the finest Fancies of the Modern Muses,
1640; and two songs were printed with the poems of Francis Beaumont, 1653.
(See G. T. Drury's ed. of Waller. )
Modern Editions
Chalmers. English Poets, vol. viii, pp. 1-84. 1810. (With Johnson's Life,
and one or two pieces previously unprinted. )
The Poems of Edmund Waller. Ed. Drury, G. Thorn. 1893. (With life,
notes, and few pieces previously unprinted. )
GENERAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION
Addison, J. The Spectator (see, especially, No. 62).
Aubrey, John. Brief Lives, chiefly of Contemporaries, set down by John
Aubrey, between the Years 1669 & 1696, edited from the author's MSS
by Clark, Andrew. 2 vols. Oxford, 1898.
Beeching, H. C. An English Miscellany. 1901. (Waller. )
Cartwright, Julia (Mrs Henry Ady). Sacharissa. 1893.
Courthope, W. J. A History of English Poetry, vol. 111. 1903.
Fox, A. W. A Book of Bachelors. 1899. (Cowley. )
Gosse, E. W. From Shakespeare to Pope. Cambridge, 1885.
A History of Eighteenth Century Literature. 1889.
Seventeenth Century Studies. 1897.
Hazlitt, W. Lectures on the English Comic Writers. 1819. (Cowley. )
Johnson, S. Lives of the English Poets. 1779-81.
Macaulay, T. B. Miscellaneous Essays. August 1824. (Cowley. )
Maidment, J. and Logan, W. H. Dramatic Works of Sir William D'Avenant,
vol. 1.
1872. (Prefatory memoir. )
Saintsbury, G. E. B. A History of English Prosody from the Twelfth Century
to the Present Day, vol. 11. 1908.
Scott, Sir W. Life of John Dryden (vol. 1 of Scott's ed. of Dryden's works).
Edinburgh, 1808. New ed. , ed. Saintsbury, G. 1882.
Stockdale, Percival. Life of Waller. 1772.
CHAPTER IV
LESSER CAROLINE POETS
Collection
Minor Caroline Poets. Vols. I and 11. Oxford, 1905-6. Vol. I contains
Chamberlayne, Benlowes, K. Philips and Hannay: vol. II Marmion,
Kynaston, Hall, Godolphin, Ayres, Chalkhill, Patrick Carey, Hammond
and Bosworth. A third vol. is intended to include Cleiveland, Stanley,
bp King, Heath, Flecknoe (Miscellanea), Flatman, Whiting, Hawkins,
Beedome, Prestwich, Lawrence, Picke, Jenkyns and Philander. '


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Separate editions (those asterisked are also in the Collection as above).
*Ayres, Philip. Lyric Poems. 1687.
Emblems of Love. [n. d. , 1680 ? . ]
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Bancroft, Thomas. Anthion and Fidelta. 1658.
Baron, Robert. Erotopaegnion or the Cyprian Academy. 1648.
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Beedome, Thomas. Poems. 1641.
*Benlowes, Edward. Theophila. 1652.
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*Chalkhill, John. Thealma and Clearchus. 1683. Rptd by Singer, S. W. ,
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*Chamberlayne, William. Pharonnida. 1659. Rptd by Singer, S. W. , 1820.
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the others. All these editions exist in several reprints.
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[E]llis, [E]dmund. Dia Poemata. 1655.
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Flecknoe, Richard. Original publications very numerous: never completely
collected. The most noteworthy are Miscellanea, 1653, and Epigrams
and Characters of All Sorts, 1673.
Gomersal, Robert. The Levite's Revenge. 1628.
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*Hannay, Patrick. The Nightingale, etc. 1622. Rptd by Utterson, Beldornie
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Hawkins, Henry. Partheneia Sacra. Paris, 1633.
Heath, Robert. Clarastella. 1650.
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pp. 292 ff. His poems in English and Latin were published in 1665. See
J. Churton Collins's ed. of 1881.


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Jenkyns, Patheryke. Amorea. 1661.
Jordan, Thomas (1612 ? -85). His first volume was entitled Poeticall
Varieties or Variety of Fancies, 1637, and this was followed by numerous
verse-books, for a complete list of which see D. of N. B.
King, Henry. Poems. 1657, 1664.
Sacred Poems. Ed. Hannah, J. Oxford and London, 1843.
Selected Profane Poems. Ed. Tutin, J. R. Hull, 1904.
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Troilus. Oxford, 1635.
Lawrence, Leonard. Arnalte and Lucenda. 1639.
*Marmion, Shakerley. Cupid and Psyche. 1637. Rptd by Singer, S. W. ,
Chiswick, 1820.
• Philander. ' Tarquin and Lucretia. 1660.
*Philips, Katherine. Poems. 1667.
Picke, Samuel. Festum Voluptatis. 1639.
Prestwich, Edmund. Hippolitus and Poems. 1651.
Richards, Nathaniel. Poems. 1632.
Sheppard, S. Amandus and Sophronia. 1650.
Sherborne, Sir Edward. Salmacis, etc. 1651. Rptd in Chalmers.
Smith, James (1605-67). His verses will be found in sundry anthologies
entitled Witts Recreations, 1640; Musarum Deliciae, 1655; Wit Restored,
1658. See rpts, 1817 and 1874.
Stanley, Thomas. Poems. 1647, 1651. In Gamble's Airs and Dialogues,
1656. Rptd (the 1651 collection) by Sir Egerton Brydges, 1814.
Poems collected and rptd by Imogen Guiney. Hull, 1907.
Townsend, Aurelian (f. 1601-43), friend of Ben Jonson and lord Herbert
of Cherbury. For his scattered poems, see D. of N. B.
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Critical
Of criticism, as well as of general commentary, on these writers, there is
extremely little. Outside introductions and notes to the modern reprints
enumerated, it is chiefly to be found in the Restituta and Censura Literaria
of Sir Egerton Brydges; in the Retrospective Review; and, more recently,
in Edmund Gosse's From Shakespeare to Pope (1885). There is a section
on Pharonnida in Campbell's Specimens. The Oxford collection contains
critical introductions, general and particular, on all the authors included.
CHAPTER V
MILTON
COLLECTED WORKS
The Works of John Milton in verse and prose, printed from the original
editions with a life of the author. 8 vols. Ed. Mitford, J. 1851.
POEMS
Poems of Mr John Milton, both English and Latin, Compos'd at several
times. Printed by his true Copies. The songs were set in Musick by
Mr Henry Lawes Gentleman of the Kings Chappel, and one of His
Majesties Private Musick. . . . Printed and publish'd according to order.
Printed by Ruth Raworth for Humphrey Moseley, and are to be sold
at the signe of the Princes Arms in Pauls Church-yard, 1645.


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Poems, &c. upon several occasions. By Mr John Milton : Both English and
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next Chancery Lane End, in Fleet-street, 1673. (A later imprint reads:
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