title: A Chain of Golden Poems
variant_description: There are six issues of this collection. Wing C4898 is dated 1658, lists the book title as "Poems of Divers sorts," and names Godbid as printer. Wing C4894 is dated 1658, lists the book title as "A Chain of Golden Poems," and names "W. G." as printer and Pridmore as bookseller. Wing C4894A is dated 1659, lists the book title as "A Chain of Golden Poems," and names "W. G." as printer and Pridmore as bookseller. The two issues of this collection from 1662, and one from 1669, are not included in DEEP. See also Wing 
title_page_title: A CHAIN OF GOLDEN POEMS Embellished with W<small>IT</small>, M<small>IRTH</small>, and E<small>LOQUENCE</small>. Together with two most excellent COMEDIES, (<i>viz.</i>) <i>The OBSTINATE LADY</i>, AND TRAPPOLIN Suppos'd a P<small>RINCE</small>:
title_page_author: Written by S<sup>r</sup> <i>Aston Cokayn</i>.
title_page_imprint: <i>LONDON</I>, Printed by <i>W. G.</i> and are to be sold by <i>Isaac Pridmore</i>, at the <i>Golden-Falcon</i> near the <i>New-Exchange</i>. 1658.
stationer_entries_in_register: May 4, 1657: Entered to William Godbid: "a booke called Poems of divers sorts together with a famous Italian Play entituled Trappolin by S<sup>r</sup> Aston Cockaine."
transcript_modern_spelling: A chain of golden poems embellished with wit mirth and eloquence together with two most excellent comedies viz the obstinate lady and trappolin supposed a prince written by Sir Aston cokayne London printed by W.G. and are to be sold by Isaac Pridmore at the golden falcon near the new exchange 1658.