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Diana of George of Montemayor
Translated out of Spanish into English by Bartholomew Yong
Yong, Bartholomew (1560-1621?)
[dedication]
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3.
THE FIRST PART OF ENAMOVRED DIANA, made by Gaspar Gil Polo.
[dedication]
1.
The first Booke of Enamoured Diana.
2.
The second Booke of Enamoured Diana.
3.
The third Booke of Enamoured Diana.
4.
The fourth Booke of the third Part of Diana.
5.
The fifth Booke of the third Part of Diana.
[I should haue dide, and neuer viewed thee]
[My soule doth leape for ioy to haue]
[Svch ioy I feele doth in my soule surmount]
[Tvrne thy faire eies (wherein my shame]
[Yong Shepherd) turne aside, & moue]
[If to belou'd it thee offends]
[Methinks, thou tak'st the woorser way]
[Since thou to me wert so vnkinde]
[Shepherd, why dost thou hold thy peace?]
A Riddle.
A Riddle.
A Riddle.
A Riddle.
A Riddle.
A Riddle.
Florisias Song.
[Poore Melibee of loue and hope forgot]
Prouençall Rythmes.
[Diana, Loue, and my faire Shepherdesse]
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Diana of George of Montemayor
THE EPISTLE To the Illustrous and noble Lord
Don Iuan de Castella
de Villa Noua, Baron of Bicorb and Quesa, of
George
of Montemayor.
Diana of George of Montemayor