Fragmenta aurea
Subtitle: a collection of all the incomparable peeces
By: written by Sir John Suckling ; and published by a friend to perpetuate his memory ; printed by his owne copies.
Publisher: printed for Humphrey Moseley
Published: 1646
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: Each division in the contents has special title-page.  The Poems, Letters and Account of religion have imprint: Printed by Ruth Raworth for Humphrey Moseley (or Mosely)  "Aglaura" has two title-pages, one for Act V, with imprint: Printed for Tho. Walkleyand... sold by Humphrey Moseley.  "Aglaura," "The goblins," and "Brennoralt" have separate paging.

Signatures: A in four, A-G in eights, H in four; A-E in eights, F in four; A-D, A-C, in eights, D in four.

Reference: Wing S 6126.
Table of contents: Contents: To the reader: Poems,&c. - Letters to divers eminent personages: written on several occasions - An account of religion by reason: A discourse upon occasion presented to the Earl of Dorset - Aglaura - The goblins. A comedy - Brennoralt. A tragedy.