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The Heroycall Epistles of the Learned Poet Publius Ouidius Naso, In Englishe Verse

set out and translated by George Turberuile ... with Aulus Sabinus Aunsweres to certaine of the same
Turberville, George (1540?-1610?)
  
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The Translator to his Muse.
  
The Argument of the first Epistle, entituled Penelope to Vlysses.
 I. 
The first Epistle.
  
The Argument of the second Epistle, entituled Phyllis to Demophoon.
 II. 
The second Epistle.
  
The Argument of the third Epistle, entituled Briseis to Achylles.
 III. 
The thirde Epistle.
  
The Argument of the fourth Epistle, entituled Phædra to Hippolytus.
 IV. 
The fourth Epistle:
  
The Argument of the fift Epistle, entituled Oenone to Paris.
 V. 
The fift Epistle.
  
The Argument of the sixt Epistle, entituled Hypsiphyle to Iason.
 VI. 
The sixt Epistle.
  
The Argument of the vij. Epistle, entituled Dido to Aeneas.
 VII. 
The .vij. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the viij. Epistle, entituled Hermione to Orestes.
 VIII. 
The .viij. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the ix. Epistle, entituled Deianeira to Hercules.
 IX. 
The .ix. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the x. Epistle, entituled Ariadne to Theseus.
 X. 
The .x. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xj. Epistle, entituled Canace to Machareus.
 XI. 
The .xj. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xij. Epistle, entituled Medea to Iason.
 XII. 
The .xij. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xiij. Epistle, entituled Laodameia to Protesilaus.
 XIII. 
The .xiij. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xiiij. Epistle, entituled Hypermnestra to Lynceus.
 XIIII. 
The .xiiij. Epistle. .
  
The Argument of the xv. Epistle, entituled Paris to Helen.
 XV. 
The .xv. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xvj. Epistle, entituled Helen to Paris.
 XVI. 
The .xvj. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xvij. Epistle, entituled Sappho to Phaon.
 XVII. 
The .xvij. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xviij. Epistle, entituled Leander to Hero.
 XVIII. 
The .xviij. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xix. Epistle, entituled Hero to Leander.
 XIX. 
The .xix. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xx. Epistle, entituled Acontius to Cydippe.
 XX. 
The .xx. Epistle.
  
The Argument of the xxj. Epistle, entituled Cydippe to Acontius.
 XXI. 
The .xxj. Epistle.
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The Argument of the replie to the first Epistle, entituled Vlysses to Penelope.
  
Vlysses Replie to Penelopes Epistle.
  
The Argument of the replie to the seconde Epistle, entituled Demophoon to Phyllis.
  
Demophoons Replie to Phyllis Epistle.
  
The Argument of the replie to the fift Epistle, entituled Paris to Oenone.
  
Paris Replie to Oenons Epistle.
  
The Translator to the captious sort of Sycophants.

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