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The whole Psalter translated into English Metre

which contayneth an hundreth and fifty Psalmes
Parker, Matthew (1504-1575)

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The first Quinquagene.
  
To the Reader.
  
Of the vertue of Psalmes.
  
Henrie Haward Earle of Surrie in his Ecclesiastes.
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The first Psalme.
  
Psalme. II.
  
Psalme. III.
  
Psalme. IIII.
  
Psalme. V.
  
Psalme. VI.
  
Psalme. VII.
  
Psalme. VIII.
  
Psalme. IX.
  
Psalme. X.
  
Psalme. XI.
  
Psalme. XII.
  
Psalme. XIII.
  
Psalme. XIIII.
  
Psalme. XV.
  
Psalme. XVI.
  
Psalme. XVII.
  
Psalme. XVIII.
  
Psalme. XIX.
  
Psalme. XX.
  
Psalme. XXI.
  
Psalme. XXII.
  
Psalme. XXIII.
  
Psalme. XXIIII.
  
Psalme. XXV.
  
Psalme. XXVI.
  
Psalme. XXVII.
  
Psalme. XXVIII.
  
Psalme. XXIX.
  
Psalme. XXX.
  
Psalme. XXXI.
  
Psalme. XXXII.
  
Psalme. XXXII.
  
Psalme. XXXIII.
  
Psalme. XXXIIII.
  
Psalme. XXXIIII.
  
Psalme. XXXV.
  
Psalme. XXXVI.
  
Psalme. XXXVI.
  
Psalme. XXXVI.
  
Psalme. XXXVII.
  
Psalme. XXXVIII.
  
Psalme. XXXIX.
  
Psalme. XXXIX.
  
Psalme. XL.
  
Psalme. XLI.
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Here beginneth the second booke of Psalmes.
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The Seconde Quinquagene of Dauids Psalter, translated into Englishe Metre.
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The third and last Quinquagene of Dauids Psalter, translated into Englishe Metre.
  
Gloria Patri for diuers Metres.
  
Te Deum.
  
The song of the three Children.
  
Benedictus.
  
Magnificat.
  
Nunc dimittis.
  
Grace before meate.
  
Grace after meate.
  
Quicunque vult.
  
Veni creator.

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Henrie Haward Earle of Surrie in his Ecclesiastes.

All such as enterprise,
To put newe thinges in vre:
Of them that scorne shall their deuise,
May well themselues assure.
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