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Poems Occasioned by a melancholy vision

Or A melancholy vision upon diuers Theames Englarged: Which by seuerall Arguments ensuinge is showed His gaudie musa tenebris: By H. M. [i.e. Humphrey Mill]

Mill, Humphrey

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THE MINDE OF THE Frontispiece.

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To The Reader.

OF THE POEMS of his Friend.

To his Friend, H. M.

In Libri & Authoris

The Arguments.

AN ACCIDENTALL Melancholy Vision which occasioned the Poems.

A DESCRIPTION OF THE NATVRE And Qualitie of Time.

GOOD VSE OF Time.

THE FADING CONDITION, OF EARTHLY THINGS.

DARKNESSE DISCOVERED.

THE FADING CONDITION, OF EARTHLY THINGS.

OF LIFE.

The Charge and the Argument.

THE ARRAIGNMENT, Together with the condemnation of Sinne, and Death.

THE ALLVRING SLEIGHTS OF SIN, AND PROMISES.

CONCERNING DEATH.

Serious Directions and Instructions, for our practice touching Sinne.

Serious Directions, and Instructions concerning Death.

The Resolutions of the Muse, in her Pilgrimage.

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TO THE RIGHT HONOVRABLE, MY VERY good Lord, Thomas Earle of Winchelsee, &c.