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Diana of George of Montemayor

Translated out of Spanish into English by Bartholomew Yong

Yong, Bartholomew (1560-1621?)

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THE FIRST PART OF ENAMOVRED DIANA, made by Gaspar Gil Polo.

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1.

The first Booke of Enamoured Diana.

[Long haue I felt a silent paine of sorrow]

[That mighty Loue, though blinde of both his eies]

[Loue is not blinde, but I, which fondly guide]

[He that in freedome iets it proude and braue]

Prouencall Rythmes.

[I cannot be by Loues wrath more tormented]

Marcelius his letter to Alcida.

[O Sandie desart and drie barren meade]

[Now that the sunne doth hide his golden beames]

[The cause why that thou dost denie]

[End now my life, with daily paines affrighted]

[Ah such an one I euer was, since that]

2.

The second Booke of Enamoured Diana.

3.

The third Booke of Enamoured Diana.

4.

The fourth Booke of the third Part of Diana.

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The fifth Booke of the third Part of Diana.

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To the most noble and vertuous Lady. Doña Maria de Austria y fuentes.