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Poemata sacra

Latinae & Anglicae scripta [by John Saltmarsh]

Saltmarsh, John

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POEMS UPON SOME OF the holy raptures of DAVID.

TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFULL SIR THO. METHAM MY HONOURED FRIEND, and his vertuous Lady, the Lady METHAM.

I.

Meditation I. By the rivers of Babylon there we sat down, yea we wept, Psal. 137.

II.

Meditat. II. We hanged our harps upon the willows, Psal. 137.

III.

Meditat. III. I have eaten ashes like bread, and mingled my drink with weeping, Psal. 102.

IV.

Meditat. IV. My dayes are like a shadow that declineth, Psal. 102.

V.

Meditat. V. Wilt thou shew wonders on the dead? Psal. 88.

VI.

Meditat. VI. The Emblemes of the resurrection.

VII.

Meditat. VII. THE RESURRECTION.

VIII.

Meditat. VIII. Create in me a clean heart, Psal. 51.

IX.

Meditat. IX. He healeth the broken hearted, and bindeth up their wounds, Psal. 146.

X.

Meditat. X. The Lord is nigh to all those that call upon him, Psal. 145.

XI.

Meditat. XI. The Lord looseth the prisoners, Psal. 156.

A Meditation upon the Song of Songs,

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Poemata sacra

Latinae & Anglicae scripta [by John Saltmarsh]

John Saltmarsh

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Cambridge

1636