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++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++

V. PARENTALIA: Latin and Greek, translated for the

first time, pp. 55-84.

‡ VI. ANTI-TAMI-CAMI-CATEgoria et GeorgiI HERBERTI,

ANGLI MUSAE RESPONSORIAE, &c. Ibid. pp. 85-156.

Pro Supplici Evangelicorum Ministrorum in

Anglia, &c., sive Anti-Tami-Cami-Cate- TRANS.

goria.

Translation

G.

Pro Disciplina Ecclesiae Nostrae Epigrammata

Apologetica. Translated for the first time.

108

VI. On the Monster of a Word Anti-Tami-

Cami-Categoria'

VII. The division of Anti-Tami-Cami-Categoria

VIII. On the kind of Metre of Anti-Tami-Cami-

Categoria.

IX. Concerning the Masked Gorgon

x. Concerning the Pride of Prelates.

XI. Concerning the Twin Universities

XII. Concerning the Rite of Holy Baptism

XIII. Concerning the Sign of the Cross.

XIV. Concerning the Church's Oath

xv. On Purification (=Churching) after Child-

birth

XVI. Concerning the Pontifical Beauty (=decency)

113

115

XXI. Concerning the same: to Melville

XXII. Concerning a Puritan Weaver.

XXIII. Concerning Magical Circles

XXIV. On the Brethren

XXV. On Spots and Blemishes

XXVI. Concerning Sacred Music

XXVII. Concerning the same

XXVIII. Concerning the Use of Ceremonies

XXIX. Concerning the Wedding-ring

Xxx. Concerning Puritans and Worldlings

XXXI. Concerning the Lord's Prayer.

XXXII. To a certain Puritan

XXXIII. Concerning the She-Wolf of the Vatican

XXXIV. Concerning Imposition of Hands

xxxv. The Petitioning Ministers Taking-off:

treated as a Comedy

XXXVI. On the Enumeration of Authors

R. WI.

XXXVII. Concerning the accursed Hunger for Gold

XXXVIII. To Scotland: an Exhortation to Peace

XXXIX. To Innocent Ones led astray

XL. To Melville

XLI. To the same

XLII. To his most Serene Majesty [James I.]

XLIII. To God

VII. ALIA POEMATA LATINA, pp. 157-178.

1. To the Author of Instaurationis Magna, Francis

Bacon

II. To the honour of the most illustrious Francis,

Baron Verulam, &c.

III. Comparison between the Office of the Lord

High Chancellorship and (Lord Bacon's)

Book (presented to the University)

+

IV. A Negress courts Cestus, a Man of a different

colour

G.

165

+

v. On the Death of the incomparable Francis,

Viscount St. Albans.

vi. On (my) Birthday and Good-Friday coinciding G.

VII. To Dr. Donne, on the gift of one of his Seals:

167

x. On the Death of her most Serene Majesty

Queen Anne (of Denmark)

XI. On the Death of Henry Prince of Wales

XII. On the Death of Prince Henry

VIII. PASSIO DISCERPTA. Lucus, pp. 179-227.

VI. On the thorny Crown

VII. On the Reed, Crown of Thorns, Bending the

Knee, and purple Robe

G.

184

VIII. On the Washing of the Apostles' Feet

IX. On St. Luke

x. The Pope's Title: neither God nor Man. G.

XI. The Paying of the Tribute

XII. The Tempest: Christ asleep

XIII. The Good Citizen

201

R. WI.

202

G.

202

R. WI.

203

*‡ xxxIII. The Christian's Triumph over Death

** xxxiv. To John on the Breast (of Christ)

* xxxv. To the Lord

ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOL. II. 4to.

On steel, by

1. The Father and Mother of George Herbert. Alais, from the Monument in Montgomery Church: photographed by Owen, Newtown

to face title-page.

:

11. The Herbert Family Monument in Montgomery Church an anastatic etching by Rev. W. graph by Owen, Newtown.

III. Facsimile of two pages of the graph.

F. Francis, after a phototo face first page of Essay.

Williams Ms. :

also auto

to face page 179.