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Epigrams of That most wittie and worthie Epigrammatist Mr Iohn Owen

Translated by Iohn Vicars
Vicars, John (1579 or 80-1652)
 
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TO THE MOST HIGH, HOPEFVLL and Happy Charles, Prince of Wales.
 
THE TRANSLATOR to the most Worthy and wel-deseruing Author.
 
To the Courteous Readers.
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Epigrams.
 
To the Prince.
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Out of the first Booke.
 
Epig. 1. To the Lady Nevil .
 
Epig. 2. To the Reader.
 
Epig. 3. To Iohn Hoskins, I. C. of his Booke.
 
Epig. 4. To the Lady Mary Nevel .
 
Epig. 5. To the same Lady.
 
Epig. 13. Loue.
 
Epig. 6. To Master Thomas Nevel, Sonne to the foresaid Lady .
 
Epig. 9. To the Lawyer.
 
Epig. 11. To Degenerous, Generous Avlvs .
 
Epig. 12. Against Hernick .
 
Epig. 14. To D. Gilbert .
 
Epig. 15. To Phisicians and Lawyers .
 
Epig. 19. To Linvs .
 
Epig. 20. To a Noble young Gent.
 
Epig. 23. Against Marcvs .
 
Epig. 26. To Phyllis .
 
Epig. 31. Prophets, Poets.
 
Epig. 32. Of Life and Death .
 
Epig. 36. Of Life and Loue.
 
Epig. 38. The Housband, and the Cuck-old-Maker .
 
Epig. 39. New Rhetorike.
 
Epig. 42. Against Borbonivs the Poets Trifles .
 
Epig. 48. To the True Statesman .
 
Epig. 55. The Courtier .
 
Epig. 58. A Secret against Hoary-Haires to Bithynicus .
 
Epig. 63. Against Pontia .
 
Epig. 68. Venus.
 
Epig. 70. Woman.
 
Epig. 71. Affinity twixt Lawyers and Phisicians .
 
Epig. 82. Of the Day .
 
Epig. 87. A Good-man .
 
Epig. 89. Against Pavlinvs .
 
Epig. 92. A Machiuilian .
 
Epig. 101. Death.
 
Epig. 102. A Client .
 
Epig. 104. Children and Fooles tell True.
 
Epig. 106. Against Ball'd-pates .
 
Epig. 115. Backe-biters, Flatterers.
 
Epig. 117. An Herculean Labour .
 
Epig. 123. Of Bardella a Theefe.
 
Epig. 128. Answere to Cynthiaes Epistle.
 
Epig. 129. To Sextillian Sp .
 
Epig. 131. Saturnes three Sonnes .
 
Epig. 137. Against Pomponia .
 
Epig. 146. Vertue in the Middle .
 
Epig. 150. To his absent Loue .
 
Epig. 163. A Probleme of Hornes .
 
Epig. 168. To the Reader, of himselfe.
 
Epig. 170. Of Himselfe.
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Out of the second Booke.
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Out of the third Booke.
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Out of one sole Booke.
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Out of the sixe last Bookes.
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Out of the three last Bookes.
 
To the Excellent Translatour of the Epigrams of Master Iohn Owen, Master Iohn Vicars.

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Epig. 6. To Master Thomas Nevel, Sonne to the foresaid Lady .

In thee, doe shine such Gifts worth admiration;
That, thogh All-True, they passe al true relatiō.
Who Childrē praise, their Hopes not Hap do praise,
Thy Hap, not Hopes, thy wit, thy worth doth blaze.
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