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Jewels of ingenvity, Set in a Coronet of Poetry

By the Industry of T. J. [i.e. Thomas Jordan]

Jordan, Thomas (1612?-1685?)

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An Acrostical Encomium, Composed on the Noble Name, and Heroick Nature of Sir FRANCIS ENGLEFIELD, Baronet.

MUSICK

Three Marriage Songs.

On three Gentlemen that did accidentally meet in a Tavern, all black men, and every mans name John Crow.

An Acrostick on the Names of Mr. Timothy Steevenson, and Mr. Francis Jordan.

On Womens Love.

On a little Gentleman and one Mr. Story that quarreld in the street.

On Ben. Johnson and a Country man.

A POEM COMMENDATORY, To the incomparable Pattern of inimitable Perfection,

An Elegy and Epitaph,

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	Jewels of ingenvity, Set in a Coronet of Poetry

MUSICK

Anagram. CUM KIS.

Ther's harmony in Love, I know by this,
The Anagram of Musick, is Cum Kis.

	Jewels of ingenvity, Set in a Coronet of Poetry