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Title: The cautious lady

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 169- ?

Manuscript: Lt 79

Contents: Advice to women to be cautious in encouraging or granting sexual

favours to men for fear of losing their power over them. Cf.the

following poem, BCMSV 2485.

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Title: An item to the ladies

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 165- ?

Manuscript: Lt q 18

Contents: Epigram arguing that although men's vices allow them to advance in public life, women should practise virtue, since their vices serve no purpose

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Title: Another on the same lady

Author: Sackville, Charles, Earl of Dorset

Attribution: E. D---t

Date(s): 1696

Manuscript: Lt q 38

Contents: Satire on the attempts by Catherine Sedley, Countess of Dorchester,

still to appear beautiful

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Title: My Lady Hyde

Author: Granville, George; Baron Lansdowne

Date(s): 169- ?

Manuscript: Lt 36

Contents: In praise of the beauty of Jane, Lady Hyde (later Countess of Clarendon and

Rochester) as greater than that of Venus

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Title: Under a ladies picture

Author: Waller, Edmund

Date(s): 1645 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 36

Contents: On the portrait of a beautiful woman, comparable in beauty to Helen and

superior to her in virtue

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Title: To a very young lady

Author: Waller, Edmund

Date(s): 1645 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 36

Contents: Regretting being born too early to love a young girl, Lady Lucy Sidney,

praising her and anticipating the beauty she will become

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Title: Of the Lady Mary etc

Author: Waller, Edmund

Date(s): 1677 ?

Manuscript: Lt 36

Contents: Eulogy, praising Princess Mary (the future Mary II) and William, Prince of

Orange (the future William III) on the occasion of their marriage; praising

also Charles II.

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Title: To the servant of a fair lady

Author: Waller, Edmund

Date(s): 1645 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 36

Contents: Address to Sacharissa's servant, as one who may be able to act as an

intermediary and convey to his beloved his otherwise fearful expressions of

love

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Title: To a young lady knotting

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 169- ?

Manuscript: Lt 79

Contents: Love song to a young woman, admiring the skill with which her

fingers perform knotting

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Title: In the praise of a noble lady

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 165- ?

Manuscript: Lt q 18

Contents: On the virtues of a noble woman; last lines imperfect because of damage to leaf. Translation of Martial, "Epigrams", IV.75.

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Title: To a lady much courted

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 165- ?

Manuscript: Lt q 18

Contents: Epigram arguing that a woman should either favour one admirer only, or else accept the attentions of all, since her reputation must be clearly known; crossed through

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Title: To the lady much courted

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 165- ?

Manuscript: Lt q 18

Contents: Epigram arguing that a woman should either favour one admirer only, or else accept the attentions of all, since her reputation must be clearly known

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