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Arisbas, Euphues amidst his slumbers

Or Cupid's Iourney to Hell. Decyphering a myrror of Constancie, a Touch-stone of tried affection, begun in chaste desires, ended in choise delights: And emblasoning Beauties glorie, adorned by Natures bountie. VVith the Trivmph of Trve Loue, in the Soyle of false Fortune. By I. D. i.e. John Dickenson]
Dickenson, John
 
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Arisbas his Sonet.
 
Arisbas his Elegie.
 
Cupids iourney to Hell.
 
Dorylus his Ode, in English Sapphiques.
 
Dorylus his Madrigal.
 
The description of Hyalus in an Ode.
 
The strife of Loue and Beautie.
 
CVPIDS PALACE.
 
The worth of Poesie.
 
The Hymne sung to Aeolus.

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TO THE RIGHT VVORSHIPFULL Maister Edward Dyer Esquire, the Mæcenas of worth, and mirror of all admired perfections.
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