His lesser known writings include some "Brief Notes" on Juan de Valdes, a translation of Luigi Cornaro and his Outlandish Proverbs.
His lesser known writings include some "Brief Notes" on Juan de Valdes, a translation of Luigi Cornaro and his Outlandish Proverbs. In one of his works he claims that "he knows the wayes of pleasure," while another references and is named for "Joseph's Coat." In other pieces he ponders the conversion of Mary Magdalen and beseeches his master to relieve his "Dullness." He wrote four separate works with the title "Affliction," but none of these verses were published until he made the decision, on his deathbed, to send them to Nicholas Ferrar. When his collection was published in 1633 it included such well known poems as "The Elixir" and "The Collar," as well as the form poem "Easter Wings." For ten points, identify this 17th century poet and priest who wrote The Temple.
His lesser known writings include some "Brief Notes" on Juan de Valdes, a translation of Luigi Cornaro and his Outlandish Proverbs.
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