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Petrarchs seven penitentiall psalms

paraphrastically translated: With other Philosophicall Poems, and a Hymne to Christ vpon the Crosse. Written by George Chapman

Chapman, George (1559?-1634)

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PETRARCHS SEVEN PENITENTIALL PSALMES.

PSALME I. Heu mihi Misero.

II.

PSALME II. Inuocabo quem offendi.

III.

PSALME III. Miserere Domine.

IIII.

PSALME IIII. Recordari libet.

PSALME V. Noctes meæ in mœrore transeunt.

VI.

PSALME VI. Circumuallarunt me inimici.

VII.

PSALME VII. Cogitabam stare.

THE I. PSALME

A HYMNE TO OVR Sauiour on the Crosse.

Poems.

VIRGILS EPIGRAM of a good man.

A great Man.

A sleight man.

A good woman.

VIRGILS EPIGRAM of Play.

VIRGILS EPIGRAM of wine and women.

VIRGILS EPIGRAM of this letter Y.

A FRAGMENT OF the Teares of peace.

For good men.

Please with thy place.

Of sodaine Death.

Height in Humilitie.

For stay in competence.

Of plentie and freedome in goodnesse.

Of Attention.

To liue with little.

To yong imaginaries in knowledge.

Of Constancie in goodnesse.

For ill successe.

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For ill successe.

If thou sustainst in any sort an ill,
Beare some good with thee to change for it still.