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The Golden Fleece

Whereto bee annexed two Elegies, Entitled Narcissvs Change. And Aesons Dotage. By Richard Brathvvayte

Brathwait, Richard (1588?-1673)

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PIERIDVM INVOCATIO,

[This little Treatise is a Golden Fleece]

AN ELEGIE ENTITVLED Narcissus Change.

Another Elegie called Æsons affecting youth.

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SONNETS OR MADRIGALS. With the Art of Poesie annexed thereunto by the same Author.

[dedication]

Vpon the dedication of the last Epistle.

The Authour to his disconsolate Brother.

THE FIRST SONET OR MADRIGALL. No sooner doe I gaze vpon that face

THE SECOND SONET. Pvh, fie, away I cannot brooke to kisse

THE THIRD SONET. Pvh, well I know thee, thou loues publike gaine

THE FOVRTH SONET. Doest thou so fondly loue, and art not lou'de

THE FIFTH SONET. Thou lou'st for beautie, not for Vertue sake

THE SIXTH SONET. Where mine heart is, there doth my life abide

THE SEVENTH SONET. Thou lou'st me but for want of other loues

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Et vos Pompilius sanguis carmen reprehendite,

Ad Zoilum.

Quod non multa dies-litura coercuit
Atque, perfectum decies non castigauit ad vnguem.