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The Times' Whistle

Or A Newe Daunce of Seuen Satires, and other Poems: Compiled by R. C., Gent. [i.e. Richard Corbett]. Now First Edited from Ms. Y. 8. 3. in the Library of Canterbury Cathedral: With introduction, notes, and glossary, By J. M. Cowper
Corbet, Richard (1582-1635)

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Epigrammi Satiron.
  
Epigrammisatiron.
  
Ad Rithmum.
  
A Ioue principium Musæ.
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Satira 1. [AGAINST THE ATHEISTS, SABBATH-BREAKERS, ETC.]
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Satira 2. [AGAINST SHAMS.]
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Sat[ira] 3. [AGAINST PRIDE, ETC.]
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Sat[ira] 4. [AGAINST AVARICE, BRIBERY, APOSTASY.]
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Sat[ira] 5. [AGAINST GLUTTONY, DRUNKENNESS, AND TOBACCO.]
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Sat[ira] 6. [AGAINST LASCIVIOUSNESS.]
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Sat[ira] 7. [AGAINST THE PASSIONS OF THE MIND.]
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[Certaine Poems.]
  
Vera quid hominis forma.
  
De quatuor anni partibus.
  
Planetarum energia.
  
De quatuor elementis.
  
De quatuor virtutibus cardinalibus.
  
Scilicet vt fulvum spectatur in ignibus aurum, Tempore sic duro est inspicienda fides.
  
Somnium.
  
Brevis Allegoria.
  
De Fortuna.
  
Homo Arbor.
  
Mundus Theatrum.
  
Armat spina rosas.
  
Comparatio mortis & Hyenæ.
  
Vesper exornat diem.
  
Virtus persequenda.
  
Cur Venus orta mari.
  
Medio tutissimus ibis.
  
Scribimus indocti doctique epigrammata passim.
  
In Madamam quandam.
  
In Neandrem.
  
In Asinium.
  
In Balbutiam.
  
In adulantes Aulicos.
  
Somnium.
  
In curiosos theologos.
  
Gratia peccatum superat.
  
Christianus Agnus.
  
Christianus Navis.
  
Deum nescire est nihil scire, ipsum rectè scire, omnia.
  
Ternarius numerus perfectissimus.
  
De duplici adventu Christi.
  
In Momum.

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In Asinium.
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The attribution of this poem is questionable.

Asinius what I speake straight overhears;
Will you know why? Asses have longest eares.
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