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Petrarchs seven penitentiall psalms

paraphrastically translated: With other Philosophicall Poems, and a Hymne to Christ vpon the Crosse. Written by George Chapman

Chapman, George (1559?-1634)

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PETRARCHS SEVEN PENITENTIALL PSALMES.

THE I. PSALME

A HYMNE TO OVR Sauiour on the Crosse.

Poems.

VIRGILS EPIGRAM of a good man.

A great Man.

A sleight man.

A good woman.

VIRGILS EPIGRAM of Play.

VIRGILS EPIGRAM of wine and women.

VIRGILS EPIGRAM of this letter Y.

A FRAGMENT OF the Teares of peace.

For good men.

Please with thy place.

Of sodaine Death.

Height in Humilitie.

For stay in competence.

Of a Philosopher.

Of plentie and freedome in goodnesse.

Of Attention.

To liue with little.

To yong imaginaries in knowledge.

Of Constancie in goodnesse.

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Of a Philosopher.

Does a Philosopher inuite, or pray
Any to heare him? or not make his way,
As meate and drinke doth? or the Sunne excite
Onely by vertue of his heate and light?