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The Muses Sacrifice

[by John Davies]

Davies, John (1565?-1618)

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TO THE MOST NOBLE, and no lesse deseruedly-renowned Ladyes, as well Darlings, as Patronesses, of the Muses; Lvcy, Countesse of Bedford; Mary, Countesse-Dowager of Pembrooke; and, Elizabeth, Lady Cary, (Wife of Sr. Henry Cary:) Glories of Women.

[A broken Heart (deare Lord) thy Grace respects]

Another of the same.

To ouer-curious Critiques.

To the Indifferent Readers.

The Author, of, and to his Muse.

THE MVSES SACRIFICE.

THE DOLEFVLL DOVE: OR, Dauids 7. Penitentiall Psalmes; somewhere paraphrastically turned into Uerse.

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RIGHTS OF THE LIVING, AND THE DEAD:

A Funerall Elegie,

An Epitaph on the death of the right vertuous Lady Liegh;

The Picture of an happy Man.

This Life is but Death.

An Angel-like Man.

A sicke Mindes Potion for all in Tribulation in Body: or for the sauing of their Soule.

To attaine a quiet Life.

A Cordiall to cheare the Heart vnder the Crosse of Confinement: written to a great Lord, once a perpetuall Prisoner.

A Dumpe, or Swans-song.

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The Muses Sacrifice

[by John Davies]

John Davies

1565?-1618

Printed by T. S. for George Norton [etc.]

London

1612