# The Hesperides & Noble Numbers/Hesperides

HESPERIDES: OR, THE WORKS BOTH HUMANE & DIVINE OF Robert Herrick Esq.
Ovid.
Effugient avidos Carmina nostra Rogos.
LONDON Printed for John Williams, and Francis Eglesfield,
and are to be sold by Tho. Hunt, Book-seller
in Exon. 1648.
To the Most Illustrious, and Most Hopeful Prince, Charles, Prince of Wales
* 1. The Argument of His Book
* 2. To His Muse
* 3. To His Book
* 4. Another
* 5. [(To His Book.) Another, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 6. [To the Sour Reader, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 7. To His Book
* 8. When He Would Have His Verses Read
* 9. Upon Julia's Recovery
* 10. To Silvia to Wed
* 11. The Parliament of Roses to Julia
* 12. No Bashfulness in Begging
* 13. The Frozen Heart
* 14. To Perilla
* 15. A Song to the Maskers
* 16. To Perenna
* 17. Treason
* 18. Two Things Odious
* 19. To His Mistresses
* 20. The Wounded Heart
* 21. No Loathsomeness in Love
* 22. To Anthea
* 23. The Weeping Cherry
* 24. Soft Music
* 25. The Difference Betwixt Kings and Subjects
* 26. His Answer to a Question
* 27. Upon Julia's Fall
* 28. Expenses Exhaust
* 29. Love, What It Is
* 30. Presence and Absence
* 31. No Spouse but a Sister
* 32. The Pomander Bracelet
* 33. The Shoe-Tying
* 34. The Carcanet
* 35. His Sailing From Julia
* 36. How the Wall-flower Came First, and Why So Called
* 37. Why Flowers Change Colour
* 38. To His Mistress Objecting to Him Neither Toying or Talking
* 39. Upon the Loss of His Mistresses
* 40. The Dream
* 41. [The Vine, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 42. To Love
* 43. On Himself
* 44. Love's Play at Push-Pin
* 45. The Rosary
* 46. Upon Cupid
* 47. The Parcae; or, Three Dainty Destinies: The Armillet
* 48. Sorrows Succeed
* 49. Cherry-pit
* 50. To Robin Redbreast
* 51. Discontents in Devon
* 52. To His Paternal Country
* 53. Cherry-ripe
* 54. To His Mistresses
* 55. To Anthea
* 56. The Vision to Electra
* 57. Dreams
* 58. Ambition
* 59. His Request to Julia
* 60. Money Gets the Mastery
* 61. The Scare-fire
* 62. Upon Silvia, a Mistress
* 63. Cheerfulness in Charity; or, the Sweet Sacrifice
* 64. [Once Poor, Still Penurious, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 65. Sweetness in Sacrifice
* 66. Steam in Sacrifice
* 67. Upon Julia's Voice
* 68. Again
* 69. All Things Decay and Die
* 70. The Succession of the Four Sweet Months
* 71. No Shipwreck of Virtue. To a Friend
* 72. Upon His Sister-in-law, Mistress Elizabeth Herrick
* 73. Of Love. A Sonnet
* 74. /To Anthea (Ah, my Anthea! Must my heart still break?)
* 75. The Rock of Rubies, and the Quarry of Pearls
* 76. Conformity
* 77. To the King, Upon His Coming With His Army Into the West
* 78. Upon Roses
* 79. To the King and Queen Upon Their Unhappy Distances
* 80. Dangers Wait on Kings
* 81. The Cheat of Cupid; or, the Ungentle Guest
* 82. To the Reverend Shade of His Religious Father
* 83. Delight in Disorder
* 84. To His Muse
* 85. Upon Love
* 86. To Dean Bourn, a Rude River in Devon, by Which Sometimes He Lived
* 87. Kissing Usury
* 88. To Julia
* 89. To Laurels
* 90. His Cavalier
* 91. Zeal Required in Love
* 92. The Bag of the Bee
* 93. Love Killed by Lack
* 94. To His Mistress
* 95. To the Generous Reader
* 96. To Critics
* 97. Duty to Tyrants
* 98. Being Once Blind, His Request to Bianca
* 99. [Upon Blanch, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 100. No Want Where There's Little
* 101. Barley-break; or, Last in Hell
* 102. The Definition of Beauty
* 103. To Dianeme
* 104. To Anthea Lying in Bed
* 105. To Electra
* 106. A Country-life: To His Brother, Mr. Tho. Herrick
* 107. Divination by a Daffodil
* 108. To the Painter, to Draw Him a Picture
* 109. [Upon Cuffe. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 110. [Upon Fone a Schoolmaster. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 111. A Lyric to Mirth
* 112. To the Earl of Westmoreland
* 113. Against Love
* 114. Upon Julia's Riband
* 115. The Frozen Zone; or, Julia Disdainful
* 116. An Epitaph Upon a Sober Matron
* 117. To the Patron of Poets, M. End. Porter
* 118. The Sadness of Things for Sappho's Sickness
* 119. Leander's Obsequies
* 120. Hope Heartens
* 121. Four Things Make Us Happy Here
* 122. His Parting From Mrs. Dorothy Kennedy
* 123. The Tear Sent to Her From Staines
* 124. Upon One Lily, Who Married With a Maid Called Rose
* 125. An Epitaph Upon a Child
* 126. [Upon Scobble. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 127. The Hour-glass
* 128. His Farewell to Sack
* 129. [Upon Glasco. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 130. Upon Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, Under the Name of Amarillis
* 131. [The Custard, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 132. To Myrrha, Hard-hearted
* 133. The Eye
* 134. Upon the Much-lamented Mr. J. Warr
* 135. [Upon Gryll, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 136. The Suspicion Upon His Over-much Familiarity With a Gentlewoman
* 137. Single Life Most Secure
* 138. The Curse. A Song
* 139. The Wounded Cupid. Song
* 140. To Dews. A Song
* 141. Some Comfort in Calamity
* 142. The Vision
* 143. Love Me Little, Love Me Long
* 144. Upon a Virgin Kissing a Rose
* 145. Upon a Wife That Died Mad With Jealousy
* 146. Upon the Bishop of Lincoln's Imprisonment
* 147. Dissuasions From Idleness
* 148. [Upon Strut, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 149. An Epithalamy to Sir Thomas Southwell and His Lady
* 150. Tears Are Tongues
* 151. Upon a Young Mother of Many Children
* 152. To Electra
* 153. His Wish
* 154. His Protestation to Perilla
* 155. Love Perfumes All Parts
* 156. To Julia
* 157. On Himself
* 158. Virtue Is Sensible of Suffering
* 159. The Cruel Maid
* 160. To Dianeme
* 161. To the King, to Cure the Evil
* 162. His Misery in a Mistress
* 163. [Upon Jolly's Wife, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 164. To a Gentlewoman Objecting to Him His Gray Hairs
* 165. To Cedars
* 166. Upon Cupid
* 167. How Primroses Came Green
* 168. To Jos., Lord Bishop of Exeter
* 169. Upon a Black Twist Rounding the Arm of the Countess of Carlisle
* 170. On Himself
* 171. [Upon Pagget, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 172. A Ring Presented to Julia
* 173. To the Detractor
* 174. Upon the Same
* 175. Julia's Petticoat
* 176. To Music
* 177. Distrust
* 178. Corinna's Going a-Maying
* 179. On Julia's Breath
* 180. Upon a Child. An Epitaph
* 181. A Dialogue Betwixt Horace and Lydia, Translated Anno 1627, and Set by Mr. Ro. Ramsey
* 182. The Captiv'd Bee, or the Little Filcher
* 183. [Upon Prig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 184. [Upon Batt, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 185. An Ode to Master Endymion Porter, Upon His Brother's Death
* 186. To His Dying Brother, Master William Herrick
* 187. The Olive Branch
* 188. [Upon Much-more. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 189. To Cherry-blossoms
* 190. How Lilies Came White
* 191. To Pansies
* 192. On Gilly-flowers Begotten
* 193. The Lily in a Crystal
* 194. To His Book
* 195. Upon Some Women
* 196. Supreme Fortune Falls Soonest
* 197. The Welcome to Sack
* 198. Impossibilities to His Friend
* 199. [Upon Luggs. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 200. [Upon Gubbs. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 201. To Live Merrily and to Trust to Good Verses
* 202. Fair Days: or, Dawns Deceitful
* 203. Lips Tongueless
* 204. To the Fever, Not to Trouble Julia
* 205. To Violets
* 206. [Upon Bunce. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 207. To Carnations. A Song
* 208. To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time
* 209. Safety to Look to Oneself
* 210. To His Friend, on the Untunable Times
* 211. His Poetry His Pillar
* 212. Safety on the Shore
* 213. A Pastoral Upon the Birth of Prince Charles. Presented to the King, and Set by Mr. Nic. Laniere
* 214. To the Lark
* 215. The Bubble. A Song
* 216. A Meditation for His Mistress
* 217. The Bleeding Hand; or, the Sprig of Eglantine Given to a Maid
* 218. Lyric for Legacies
* 219. A Dirge Upon the Death of the Right Valiant Lord, Bernard Stuart
* 220. To Perenna, a Mistress
* 221. [Great Boast Small Roast, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 222. [Upon a Blear-ey'd Woman, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 223. The Fairy Temple; or, Oberon's Chapel Dedicated to Mr. John Merrifield, Counsellor-at-law
* 224. To Mistress Katherine Bradshaw, the Lovely, That Crowned Him With Laurel
* 225. The Plaudit, or End of Life
* 226. To the Most Virtuous Mistress Pot, Who Many Times Entertained Him
* 227. To Music, to Becalm His Fever
* 228. Upon a Gentlewoman With a Sweet Voice
* 229. Upon Cupid
* 230. Upon Julia's Breasts
* 231. Best to Be Merry
* 232. The Changes to Corinna
* 233. [No Lock Against Letchery, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 234. Neglect
* 235. Upon Himself
* 236. Upon a Physician
* 237. [Upon Sudds, a Laundress, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 238. To the Rose. A Song
* 239. [Upon Guess. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 240. To His Book
* 241. Upon a Painted Gentlewoman
* 242. [Upon a Crooked Maid, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 243. Draw-gloves
* 244. To Music, to Becalm a Sweet-sick Youth
* 245. To the High and Noble Prince George, Duke, Marquis, and Earl of Buckingham
* 246. His Recantation
* 247. The Coming of Good Luck
* 248. The Present; or, the Bag of the Bee
* 249. On Love
* 250. The Hock-cart or Harvest Home. To the Right Honourable Mildmay, Earl of Westmoreland
* 251. The Perfume
* 252. Upon Her Voice
* 253. Not to Love
* 254. To Music. A Song
* 255. To the Western Wind
* 256. Upon the Death of His Sparrow. An Elegy
* 257. To Primroses Filled With Morning Dew
* 258. How Roses Came Red
* 259. Comfort to a Lady Upon the Death of Her Husband
* 260. How Violets Came Blue
* 261. [Upon Groynes. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 262. To the Willow-tree
* 263. Mrs. Eliz. Wheeler, Under the Name of the Lost Shepherdess
* 264. To the King
* 265. To the Queen
* 266. The Poet's Good Wishes for the Most Hopeful and Handsome Prince, the Duke of York
* 267. To Anthea, Who May Command Him Anything
* 268. Prevision or Provision
* 269. Obedience in Subjects
* 270. More Potent, Less Peccant
* 271. Upon a Maid That Died the Day She Was Married
* 272. [Upon Pink, an Ill-fac'd Painter. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 273. [Upon Brock. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 274. To Meadows
* 275. Crosses
* 276. Miseries
* 277. [Laugh and Lie Down, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 278. To His Household Gods
* 279. To the Nightingale and Robin Redbreast
* 280. To the Yew and Cypress to Grace His Funeral
* 281. I Call and I Call
* 282. On a Perfumed Lady
* 283. A Nuptial Song or Epithalamy on Sir Clipseby Crew and His Lady
* 284. The Silken Snake
* 285. Upon Himself
* 286. Upon Love
* 287. Reverence to Riches
* 288. Devotion Makes the Deity
* 289. To All Young Men That Love
* 290. The Eyes
* 291. No Fault in Women
* 292. [Upon Shark. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 293. Oberon's Feast
* 294. Event of Things Not in Our Power
* 295. Upon Her Blush
* 296. Merits Make the Man
* 297. To Virgins
* 298. Virtue
* 299. The Bellman
* 300. Bashfulness
* 301. To the Most Accomplished Gentleman, Master Edward Norgate, Clerk of the Signet to His Majesty. Epig
* 302. Upon Prudence Baldwin: Her Sickness
* 303. To Apollo. A Short Hymn
* 304. A Hymn to Bacchus
* 305. [Upon Bungy, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 306. On Himself
* 307. Casualties
* 308. Bribes and Gifts Get All
* 309. The End
* 310. Upon a Child That Died
* 311. [Upon Sneape. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 312. Content, Not Cates
* 313. The Entertainment; or, Porch-verse, at the Marriage of Mr. Henry Northly and the Most Witty Mrs. Lettice Yard
* 314. The Good-night or Blessing
* 315. [Upon Leech, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 316. To Daffodils
* 317. [To a Maid, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 318. Upon a Lady That Died in Child-bed, and Left a Daughter Behind Her
* 319. A New-year's Gift Sent to Sir Simon Steward
* 320. Matins; or, Morning Prayer
* 321. Evensong
* 322. The Bracelet to Julia
* 323. The Christian Militant
* 324. A Short Hymn to Lar
* 325. Another to Neptune
* 326. [Upon Greedy. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 327. His Embalming to Julia
* 328. Gold Before Goodness
* 329. The Kiss. A Dialogue
* 330. The Admonition
* 331. To His Honoured Kinsman, Sir William Soame. Epig
* 332. On Himself
* 333. To Lar
* 334. The Departure of the Good Demon
* 335. Clemency
* 336. His Age, Dedicated to His Peculiar Friend, M. John Wickes, Under the Name of Posthumus
* 337. A Short Hymn to Venus
* 338. To a Gentlewoman on Just Dealing
* 339. The Hand and Tongue
* 340. Upon a Delaying Lady
* 341. To the Lady Mary Villars, Governess to the Princess Henrietta
* 342. Upon His Julia
* 343. To Flowers
* 344. To My Ill Reader
* 345. The Power in the People
* 346. A Hymn to Venus and Cupid
* 347. On Julia's Picture
* 348. Her Bed
* 349. Her Legs
* 350. Upon Her Alms
* 351. Rewards
* 352. Nothing New
* 353. The Rainbow
* 354. The Meadow-verse; or, Anniversary to Mistress Bridget Lowman
* 355. The Parting Verse, the Feast There Ended
* 356. Upon Judith. Epig
* 357. [Long and Lazy, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 358. [Upon Ralph. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 359. To the Right Honourable Philip, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery
* 360. An Hymn to Juno
* 361. [Upon Mease. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 362. Upon Sappho Sweetly Playing and Sweetly Singing
* 363. [Upon Paske, a Draper, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 364. Chop-cherry
* 365. To the Most Learned, Wise, and Arch-antiquary, M. John Selden
* 366. Upon Himself
* 367. Upon Wrinkles
* 368. [Upon Prigg, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 369. [Upon Moon, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 370. Pray and Prosper
* 371. His Lachrymæ; or, Mirth Turned to Mourning
* 372. [Upon Shift, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 373. [Upon Cuts, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 374. [Gain and Gettings, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 375. To the Most Fair and Lovely Mistress Anne Soame, Now Lady Abdie
* 376. Upon His Kinswoman, Mistress Elizabeth Herrick
* 377. A Panegyric to Sir Lewis Pemberton
* 378. To His Valentine on St. Valentine's Day
* 379. [Upon Doll. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 380. [Upon Skrew. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 381. [Upon Linnet. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 382. Upon M. Ben. Jonson. Epig
* 383. Another
* 384. To His Nephew, to Be Prosperous in His Art of Painting
* 385. [Upon Glass. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 386. A Vow to Mars
* 387. To His Maid, Prew
* 388. A Canticle to Apollo
* 389. A Just Man
* 390. Upon a Hoarse Singer
* 391. How Pansies or Heart's-ease Came First
* 392. To His Peculiar Friend, Sir Edward Fish, Knight Baronet
* 393. Lar's Portion and the Poet's Part
* 394. Upon Man
* 395. Liberty
* 396. Lots to Be Liked
* 397. Griefs
* 398. [Upon Eeles. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 399. The Dream
* 400. [Upon Rasp. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
401 [Upon Center, a Spectacle-maker With a Flat Nose, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 402. [Upon a Blear-ey'd Woman, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 403. Clothes Do but Cheat and Cozen Us
* 404. To Dianeme
* 405. Upon Electra
* 406. To His Book
* 407. Of Love
* 408. Upon Himself
* 409. Another
* 410. [Upon Skinns. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 411. [Upon Pievish. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 412. [Upon Jolly and Jilly. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 413. The Mad Maid's Song
* 414. To Springs and Fountains
* 415. Upon Julia's Unlacing Herself
* 416. To Bacchus, a Canticle
* 417. The Lawn
* 418. The Frankincense
* 419. [Upon Patrick, a Footman. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 420. [Upon Bridget. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 421. To Sycamores
* 422. A Pastoral Sung to the King: Montano, Silvio, and Mirtillo, Shepherds
* 423. The Poet Loves a Mistress, but Not to Marry
* 424. [Upon Flimsey. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 425. [Upon Shewbread. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 426. The Willow Garland
* 427. A Hymn to Sir Clipseby Crew
* 428. [Upon Roots. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 429. [Upon Craw, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 430. [Observation, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 431. Empires
* 432. Felicity Quick of Flight
* 433. [Putrefaction, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 434. [Passion, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 435. [Jack and Jill, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 436. [Upon Parson Beanes, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 437. The Crowd and Company
* 438. [Short and Long Both Likes, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 439. Policy in Princes
* 440. [Upon Rook. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 441. Upon the Nipples of Julia's Breast
* 442. To Daisies, Not to Shut So Soon
* 443. To the Little Spinners
* 444. Oberon's Palace
* 445. To His Peculiar Friend, Mr. Thomas Shapcott, Lawyer
* 446. To Julia in the Temple
* 447. To Oenone
* 449. His Weakness in Woes
* 450. Fame Makes Us Forward
* 451. To Groves
* 452. An Epitaph Upon a Virgin
* 453. To the Right Gracious Prince, Lodowick, Duke of Richmond and Lennox
* 454. To Jealousy
* 455. To Live Freely
* 456. [Upon Spunge. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 457. His Alms
* 458. Upon Himself
* 459. To Enjoy the Time
* 460. Upon Love
* 461. To the Right Honourable Mildmay, Earl of Westmoreland
* 462. The Plunder
* 463. Littleness No Cause of Leanness
* 464. [Upon One Who Said She Was Always Young, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 465. [Upon Huncks. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 466. The Jimmall Ring or True-love Knot
* 467. The Parting Verse or Charge to His Supposed Wife When He Travelled
* 468. To His Kinsman, Sir Thos. Soame
* 469. To Blossoms
* 470. Man's Dying-place Uncertain
* 471. Nothing Free-cost
* 472. Few Fortunate
* 473. To Perenna
* 474. To the Ladies
* 475. The Old Wives' Prayer
* 476. [Upon a Cheap Laundress. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 477. Upon His Departure Hence
* 478. The Wassail
* 479. Upon a Lady Fair but Fruitless
* 480. How Springs Came First
* 481. To Rosemary and Bays
* 482. [Upon Skurf, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 483. Upon a Scar in a Virgin's Face
* 484. Upon His Eyesight Failing Him
* 485. To His Worthy Friend, M. Thos. Falconbirge
* 486. Upon Julia's Hair Fill'd With Dew
* 487. Another on Her
* 488. Loss From the Least
* 489. Reward and Punishments
* 490. Shame No Statist
* 491. To Sir Clipseby Crew
* 492. Upon Himself
* 493. Fresh Cheese and Cream
* 494. An Eclogue or Pastoral Between Endymion Porter and Lycidas Herrick, Set and Sung
* 495. To a Bed of Tulips
* 496. A Caution
* 497. To the Water Nymphs Drinking at the Fountain
* 498. To His Honoured Kinsman, Sir Richard Stone
* 499. Upon a Fly
* 500. [Upon Jack and Jill. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 501. To Julia
* 502. To Mistress Dorothy Parsons
* 503. [Upon Parrat, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 504. How He Would Drink His Wine
* 505. How Marigolds Came Yellow
* 506. The Broken Crystal
* 507. Precepts
* 508. To the Right Honourable Edward, Earl of Dorset
* 509. Upon Himself
* 510. Hope Well and Have Well: or, Fair After Foul Weather
* 511. Upon Love
* 512. To His Kinswoman, Mrs. Penelope Wheeler
* 513. Another Upon Her
* 514. [Kissing and Bussing, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 515. Cross and Pile
* 516. To the Lady Crew, Upon the Death of Her Child
* 517. His Winding-sheet
* 518. To Mistress Mary Willand
* 519. Change Gives Content
* 520. [Upon Maggot, a Frequenter of Ordinaries, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 521. On Himself
* 522. Fortune Favours
* 523. To Phyllis, to Love and Live With Him
* 524. To His Kinswoman, Mistress Susanna Herrick
* 525. Upon Mistress Susanna Southwell, Her Cheeks
* 526. Upon Her Eyes
* 527. Upon Her Feet
* 528. To His Honoured Friend, Sir John Mince
* 529. Upon His Grey Hairs
* 530. Accusation
* 531. Pride Allowable in Poets
* 532. A Vow to Minerva
* 533. [On Joan, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 534. [Upon Letcher. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 535. [Upon Dundrige, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 536. To Electra
* 537. Discord Not Disadvantageous
* 538. Ill Government
* 539. To Marigolds
* 540. To Dianeme
* 541. To Julia, the Flaminica Dialis or Queen-priest
* 542. Anacreontic
* 543. Meat Without Mirth
* 544. Large Bounds Do but Bury Us
* 545. Upon Ursley
* 546. An Ode to Sir Clipseby Crew
* 547. To His Worthy Kinsman, Mr. Stephen Soame
* 548. To His Tomb-maker
* 549. Great Spirits Supervive
* 550. None Free From Fault
* 551. Upon Himself Being Buried
* 552. Pity to the Prostrate
* 553. [Way in a Crowd, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 554. His Content in the Country
* 555. The Credit of the Conqueror
* 556. On Himself
* 557. [Upon One-ey'd Broomsted. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 558. The Fairies
* 559. To His Honoured Friend, M. John Weare, Councillor
* 560. The Watch
* 561. Lines Have Their Linings, and Books Their Buckram
* 562. Art Above Nature: To Julia
* 563. [Upon Sibilla, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 564. Upon His Kinswoman, Mistress Bridget Herrick
* 565. Upon Love
* 566. Upon a Comely and Curious Maid
* 567. Upon the Loss of His Finger
* 568. Upon Irene
* 569. Upon Electra's Tears
* 570. [Upon Tooly, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 571. A Hymn to the Graces
* 572. To Silvia
* 573. [Upon Blanch. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 574. [Upon Umber, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 575. The Poet Hath Lost His Pipe
* 576. True Friendship
* 577. The Apparition of His Mistress Calling Him to Elysium
* 578. Life Is the Body's Light
* 579. [Upon Urles, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 580. [Upon Franck, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 581. Love Lightly Pleased
* 582. The Primrose
* 583. The Tithe. To the Bride
* 584. A Frolic
* 585. Change Common to All
* 586. To Julia
* 587. No Luck in Love
* 588. In the Dark None Dainty
* 589. A Charm, or an Allay for Love
* 590. [Upon a Free Maid, With a Foul Breath, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 591. [Upon Coone. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 592. To His Brother-in-law, Master John Wingfield
* 593. The Headache
* 594. On Himself
* 595. Upon a Maid
* 596. [Upon Spalt, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 597. [Of Horne, a Combmaker, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 598. Upon the Troublesome Times
* 599. Cruelty Base in Commanders
* 600. [Upon a Sour-breath Lady. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 601. Upon Lucia
* 602. Little and Loud
* 603. Shipwreck
* 604. Pains Without Profit
* 605. To His Book
* 606. His Prayer to Ben Jonson
* 607. Poverty and Riches
* 608. Again
* 609. The Covetous Still Captives
* 610. Laws
* 611. Of Love
* 612. [Upon Cock, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 613. To His Muse
* 614. The Bad Season Makes the Poet Sad
* 615. To Vulcan
* 616. Like Pattern, Like People
* 617. Purposes
* 618. To the Maids to Walk Abroad
* 619. His Own Epitaph
* 620. A Nuptial Verse to Mistress Elizabeth Lee, Now Lady Tracy
* 621. The Night-piece, to Julia
* 622. To Sir Clipseby Crew
* 623. Good Luck Not Lasting
* 624. A Kiss
* 625. Glory
* 626. Poets
* 627. No Despite to the Dead
* 628. To His Verses
* 629. His Charge to Julia at His Death
* 630. Upon Love
* 631. The Cobblers' Catch
* 632. [Upon Bran. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 633. [Upon Snare, an Usurer, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 634. [Upon Grudgings, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 635. Connubii Flores, or the Well-wishes at Weddings
* 636. To His Lovely Mistresses
* 637. Upon Love
* 638. [Upon Gander. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 639. [Upon Lungs. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 640. The Beggar to Mab, the Fairy Queen
* 641. An End Decreed
* 642. Upon a Child
* 643. Painting Sometimes Permitted
* 644. Farewell Frost, or Welcome the Spring
* 645. The Hag
* 646. Upon an Old Man: A Residentiary
* 647. Upon Tears
* 648. Physicians
* 649. The Primitiæ to Parents
* 650. [Upon Cob. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 651. Upon Lucy. Epig
* 652. [Upon Skoles. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 653. To Silvia
* 654. To His Closet-gods
* 655. A Bacchanalian Verse
* 656. Long-looked-for Comes at Last
* 657. To Youth
* 658. Never Too Late to Die
* 659. A Hymn to the Muses
* 660. On Himself
* 661. [Upon Jone and Jane, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 662. To Momus
* 663. Ambition
* 664. The Country Life, to the Honoured M. End. Porter, Groom of the Bedchamber to His Majesty
* 665. To Electra
* 666. To His Worthy Friend, M. Arthur Bartly
* 667. What Kind of Mistress He Would Have
* 668. [Upon Zelot, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 669. The Rosemary Branch
* 670. [Upon Madam Ursly. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 671. Upon Crab. Epig
* 672. A Paranæticall, or Advisive Verse, to His Friend, M. John Wicks
* 673. Once Seen and No More
* 674. Love
* 675. To M. Denham on His Prospective Poem
* 676. A Hymn to the Lares
* 677. Denial in Women No Disheartening to Men
* 678. Adversity
* 679. To Fortune
* 680. To Anthea
* 681. Cruelties
* 682. Perseverance
* 683. Upon His Verses
* 684. Distance Betters Dignities
* 685. Health
* 686. To Dianeme. A Ceremony in Gloucester
* 687. To the King
* 688. The Funeral Rites of the Rose
* 689. The Rainbow, or Curious Covenant
* 690. The Last Stroke Strikes Sure
* 691. Fortune
* 692. Stool-ball
* 693. To Sappho
* 694. On Poet Prat. Epig
* 695. Upon Tuck. Epig
* 696. Biting of Beggars
* 697. The May-pole
* 698. Men Mind No State in Sickness
* 699. Adversity
* 700. Want
* 701. Grief
* 702. Love Palpable
* 703. No Action Hard to Affection
* 704. Mean Things Overcome Mighty
* 705. [Upon Trigg. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 706. [Upon Smeaton, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 707. The Bracelet of Pearl: To Silvia
* 708. How Roses Came Red
* 709. Kings
* 710. First Work, and Then Wages
* 711. Tears and Laughter
* 712. Glory
* 713. Possessions
* 714. [Laxare Fibulam, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 715. His Return to London
* 716. Not Every Day Fit for Verse
* 717. Poverty the Greatest Pack
* 718. A Bucolic, or Discourse of Neatherds
* 719. True Safety
* 720. A Prognostic
* 721. Upon Julia's Sweat
* 722. Proof to No Purpose
* 723. Fame
* 724. By Use Comes Easiness
* 725. To the Genius of His House
* 726. His Grange, or Private Wealth
* 727. Good Precepts or Counsel
* 728. Money Makes the Mirth
* 729. Up Tails All
* 730. [Upon Franck, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 731. Upon Lucia Dabbled in the Dew
* 732. Charon and Philomel; A Dialogue Sung
* 733. [Upon Paul. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 734. [Upon Sibb. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 735. A Ternary of Littles, Upon a Pipkin of Jelly Sent to a Lady
* 736. Upon the Roses in Julia's Bosom
* 737. Maids' Nays Are Nothing
* 738. The Smell of the Sacrifice
* 739. Lovers: How They Come and Part
* 740. To Women, to Hide Their Teeth if They Be Rotten or Rusty
* 741. In Praise of Women
* 742. The Apron of Flowers
* 743. The Candour of Julia's Teeth
* 744. Upon Her Weeping
* 745. Another Upon Her Weeping
* 746. Delay
* 747. To Sir John Berkley, Governor of Exeter
* 748. To Electra. Love Looks for Love
* 749. Regression Spoils Resolution
* 750. Contention
* 751. Consultation
* 752. Love Dislikes Nothing
* 753. Our Own Sins Unseen
* 754. No Pains, No Gains
* 755. [Upon Slouch, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 756. Virtue Best United
* 757. The Eye
* 758. To Prince Charles Upon His Coming to Exeter
* 759. A Song
* 760. Princes and Favourites
* 761. Examples; or, Like Prince, Like People
* 762. Potentates
* 763. The Wake
* 764. The Peter-penny
* 765. To Doctor Alabaster
* 766. /Upon His Kinswoman, Mrs. M. S
* 767. Felicity Knows No Fence
* 768. Death Ends All Woe
* 769. A Conjuration to Electra
* 770. Courage Cooled
* 771. The Spell
* 772. His Wish to Privacy
* 773. A Good Husband
* 774. A Hymn to Bacchus
* 775. Upon Puss and Her ‘prentice. Epig
* 776. Blame the Reward of Princes
* 777. Clemency in Kings
* 778. Anger
* 779. A Psalm or Hymn to the Graces
* 780. A Hymn to the Muses
* 781. Upon Julia's Clothes
* 782. Moderation
* 783. To Anthea
* 784. Upon Prew, His Maid
* 785. The Invitation
* 786. Ceremonies for Christmas
* 787. Christmas-eve, Another Ceremony
* 788. Another to the Maids
* 789. Another
* 790. Power and Peace
* 791. To His Dear Valentine, Mistress Margaret Falconbridge
* 792. To Oenone
* 793. Verses
* 794. Happiness
* 795. Things of Choice Long A-coming
* 796. Poetry Perpetuates the Poet
* 797. [Upon Bice, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 798. [Upon Trencherman, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 799. Kisses
* 800. Orpheus
* 801. [Upon Comely, a Good Speaker but an Ill Singer. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 802. [Any Way for Wealth, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 803. [Upon an Old Woman, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 804. [Upon Pearch. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 805. To Sappho
* 806. To His Faithful Friend, M. John Crofts, Cup-bearer to the King
* 807. The Bride-cake
* 808. To Be Merry
* 809. Burial
* 810. Lenity
* 811. Penitence
* 812. Grief
* 813. The Maiden-blush
* 814. The Mean
* 815. Haste Hurtful
* 816. Purgatory
* 817. The Cloud
* 818. [Upon Loach, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 819. The Amber Bead
* 820. To My Dearest Sister, M. Mercy Herrick
* 821. The Transfiguration
* 822. Suffer That Thou Canst Not Shift
* 823. To the Passenger
* 824. [Upon Nodes, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 825. To the King, Upon His Taking of Leicester
* 826. To Julia, in Her Dawn, or Daybreak
* 827. Counsel
* 828. Bad Princes Pill the People
* 829. Most Words, Less Works
* 830. To Dianeme
* 831. [Upon Tap, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 832. His Loss
* 833. Draw and Drink
* 834. [Upon Punchin. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 835. To Oenone
* 836. [Upon Blinks. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 837. [Upon Adam Peapes. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 838. To Electra
* 839. To Mistress Amy Potter
* 840. Upon a Maid
* 841. Upon Love
* 842. Beauty
* 843. Upon Love
* 844. [Hanch, a Schoolmaster. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 845. [Upon Peason. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 846. To His Book
* 847. Readiness
* 848. Writing
* 849. Society
* 850. Upon a Maid
* 851. Satisfaction for Sufferings
* 852. The Delaying Bride
* 853. To M. Henry Lawes, the Excellent Composer of His Lyrics
* 854. Age Unfit for Love
* 855. The Bedman, or Gravemaker
* 856. To Anthea
* 857. Need
* 858. To Julia
* 859. On Julia's Lips
* 860. Twilight
* 861. To His Friend, Mr. J. Jincks
* 862. On Himself
* 863. Kings and Tyrants
* 864. Crosses
* 865. Upon Love
* 866. No Difference I' Th' Dark
* 867. The Body
* 868. To Sappho
* 869. Out of Time, Out of Tune
* 870. To His Book
* 871. To His Honoured Friend, Sir Thomas Heale
* 872. The Sacrifice, by Way of Discourse Betwixt Himself and Julia
* 873. To Apollo
* 874. On Love
* 875. Another
* 876. A Hymn to Cupid
* 877. To Electra
* 878. How His Soul Came Ensnared
* 879. Factions
* 880. [Kisses Loathsome, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 881. [Upon Reape, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 882. Kisses Loathsome
* 883. Upon Julia's Hair Bundled Up in a Golden Net
* 884. [Upon Truggin, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 885. The Shower of Blossoms
* 886. [Upon Spenke, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 887. A Defence for Women
* 888. [Upon Lulls, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 889. Slavery
* 890. Charms
* 891. Another
* 892. Another to Bring in the Witch
* 893. Another Charm for Stables
* 894. Ceremonies for Candlemas Eve
* 895. The Ceremonies for Candlemas Day
* 896. Upon Candlemas Day
* 897. [Surfeits, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 898. [Upon Nis, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 899. To Bianca, to Bless Him
* 900. Julia's Churching, or Purification
* 901. To His Book
* 902. Tears
* 903. To His Friend to Avoid Contention of Words
* 904. Truth
* 905. [Upon Prickles. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 906. The Eyes Before the Ears
* 907. Want
* 908. To a Friend
* 909. Upon M. William Lawes, the Rare Musician
* 910. A Song Upon Silvia
* 911. The Honeycomb
* 912. Upon Ben Jonson
* 913. An Ode for Him
* 914. Upon a Virgin
* 915. Blame
* 916. A Request to the Graces
* 917. Upon Himself
* 918. Multitude
* 919. Fear
* 920. To M. Kellam
* 921. Happiness to Hospitality; or, a Hearty Wish to Good Housekeeping
* 922. Cunctation in Correction
* 923. Present Government Grievous
* 924. Rest Refreshes
* 925. Revenge
* 926. The First Mars or Makes
* 927. Beginning Difficult
* 928. Faith Four-square
* 929. The Present Time Best Pleaseth
* 930. Clothes Are Conspirators
* 931. Cruelty
* 932. Fair After Foul
* 933. Hunger
* 934. Bad Wages for Good Service
* 935. The End
* 936. The Bondman
* 937. Choose for the Best
* 938. To Silvia
* 939. Fair Shows Deceive
* 940. His Wish
* 941. Upon Julia Washing Herself in the River
* 942. A Mean in Our Means
* 943. Upon Clunn
* 944. Upon Cupid
* 945. [Upon Blisse, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 946. [Upon Burr, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 947. [Upon Meg, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 948. An Hymn to Love
* 949. To His Honoured and Most Ingenious Friend, Mr. Charles Cotton
* 950. Women Useless
* 951. Love Is a Syrup
* 952. Leaven
* 953. Repletion
* 954. On Himself
* 955. No Man Without Money
* 956. On Himself
* 957. To M. Leonard Willan, His Peculiar Friend
* 958. To His Worthy Friend, M. John Hall, Student of Gray's Inn
* 959. To Julia
* 960. To the Most Comely and Proper M. Elizabeth Finch
* 961. [Upon Ralph, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 962. To His Book
* 963. To the King, Upon His Welcome to Hampton Court. Set and Sung
* 964. Ultimus Heroum: or, to the Most Learned, and to the Right Honourable, Henry, Marquis of Dorchester
* 965. To His Muse; Another to the Same
* 966. [Upon Vinegar, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 967. [Upon Mudge, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 968. To His Learned Friend, M. Jo. Harmar, Physician to the College of Westminster
* 969. Upon His Spaniel Tracy
* 970. The Deluge
* 971. [Upon Lupes, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 972. [Rags, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 973. Strength to Support Sovereignty
* 974. [Upon Tubbs, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 975. Crutches
* 976. To Julia
* 977. Upon Case
* 978. To Perenna
* 979. To His Sister-in-law, M. Susanna Herrick
* 980. Upon the Lady Crew
* 981. On Tomasin Parsons
* 982. Ceremony Upon Candlemas Eve
* 983. Suspicion Makes Secure
* 984. [Upon Spokes, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 985. To His Kinsman, M. Tho. Herrick, Who Desired to Be in His Book
* 986. A Bucolic Betwixt Two: Lacon and Thyrsis
* 987. Upon Sappho
* 988. [Upon Faunus, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 989. [The Quintell, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 990. A Bacchanalian Verse
* 991. Care a Good Keeper
* 992. Rules for Our Reach
* 993. To Bianca
* 994. To the Handsome Mistress Grace Potter
* 995. Anacreontic
* 996. More Modest, More Manly
* 997. Not to Covet Much Where Little Is the Charge
* 998. Anacreontic Verse
* 999. [Upon Penny, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1000. Patience in Princes
* 1001. Fear Gets Force
* 1002. Parcel-gilt Poetry
* 1003. Upon Love, by Way of Question and Answer
* 1004. To the Lord Hopton, on His Fight in Cornwall
* 1005. His Grange
* 1006. Leprosy in Houses
* 1007. Good Manners at Meat
* 1008. Anthea's Retractation
* 1009. Comforts in Crosses
* 1010. Seek and Find
* 1011. Rest
* 1012. Leprosy in Clothes
* 1013. [Upon Buggins, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1014. Great Maladies, Long Medicines
* 1015. His Answer to a Friend
* 1016. The Beggar
* 1017. Bastards
* 1018. His Change
* 1019. The Vision
* 1020. A Vow to Venus
* 1021. On His Book
* 1022. A Sonnet of Perilla
* 1023. Bad May Be Better
* 1024. Posting to Printing
* 1025. Rapine Brings Ruin
* 1026. Comfort to a Youth That Had Lost His Love
* 1027. [Upon Boreman. Epig, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1028. Saint Distaff's Day, or the Morrow After Twelfth Day
* 1029. Sufferance
* 1030. His Tears to Thamesis
* 1031. Pardons
* 1032. Peace Not Permanent
* 1033. Truth and Error
* 1034. Things Mortal Still Mutable
* 1035. Studies to Be Supported
* 1036. Wit Punished, Prospers Most
* 1037. Twelfth Night: or, King and Queen
* 1038. His Desire
* 1039. Caution in Counsel
* 1040. Moderation
* 1041. Advice the Best Actor
* 1042. Conformity Is Comely
* 1043. Laws
* 1044. The Mean
* 1045. Like Loves His Like
* 1046. His Hope or Sheet Anchor
* 1047. Comfort in Calamity
* 1048. Twilight
* 1049. False Mourning
* 1050. The Will Makes the Work; or, Consent Makes the Cure
* 1051. Diet
* 1052. Smart
* 1053. The Tinker's Song
* 1054. His Comfort
* 1055. Sincerity
* 1056. To Anthea
* 1057. Nor Buying or Selling
* 1058. To His Peculiar Friend, M. Jo. Wicks
* 1059. The More Mighty, the More Merciful
* 1060. After Autumn, Winter
* 1061. A Good Death
* 1062. Recompense
* 1063. On Fortune
* 1064. To Sir George Parry, Doctor of the Civil Law
* 1065. Charms
* 1066. Another
* 1067. Another
* 1068. [Upon Gorgonius, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1069. Gentleness
* 1070. A Dialogue Between Himself and Mistress Eliza Wheeler, Under the Name of Amaryllis
* 1071. To Julia
* 1072. To Roses in Julia's Bosom
* 1073. To the Honoured Master Endymion Porter
* 1074. Speak in Season
* 1075. Obedience
* 1076. Another of the Same
* 1077. Of Love
* 1078. Upon Trap
* 1079. [Upon Grubs, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1080. [Upon Doll, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1081. [Upon Hog, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1082. The School or Pearl of Putney, the Mistress of All Singular Manners, Mistress Portman
* 1083. To Perenna
* 1084. On Himself
* 1085. On Love
* 1086. Another on Love
* 1087. [Upon Gut, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1088. Upon Chub
* 1089. Pleasures Pernicious
* 1090. On Himself
* 1091. To M. Laurence Swetnaham
* 1092. His Covenant; or, Protestation to Julia
* 1093. On Himself
* 1094. To the Most Accomplished Gentleman, M. Michael Oulsworth
* 1095. To His Girls, Who Would Have Him Sportful
* 1096. Truth and Falsehood
* 1097. His Last Request to Julia
* 1098. On Himself
* 1099. Upon Kings
* 1100. To His Girls
* 1101. [Upon Spur, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1102. To His Brother, Nicholas Herrick
* 1103. The Voice and Viol
* 1104. War
* 1105. A King and No King
* 1106. Plots Not Still Prosperous
* 1107. Flattery
* 1108. [Upon Rump, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1109. [Upon Shopter, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1110. [Upon Deb, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1111. Excess
* 1112. [Upon Croot, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1113. The Soul Is the Salt
* 1114. [Upon Flood or a Thankful Man, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1115. [Upon Pimp, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1116. [Upon Lusk, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1117. [Foolishness, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1118. [Upon Rush, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1119. Abstinence
* 1120. No Danger to Men Desperate
* 1121. Sauce for Sorrows
* 1122. To Cupid
* 1123. Distrust
* 1124. [The Hag, in the Appendix of Epigrams]
* 1125. The Mount of the Muses
* 1126. On Himself
* 1127. To His Book
* 1128. The End of His Work
* 1129. To Crown It
* 1130. On Himself
* 1131. The Pillar of Fame
F I N I S.