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Title: Psalme 145

Author: Fairfax, Thomas, 3rd Lord Fairfax

Attribution: F.; [Bible]

Date(s): 166- ?

Manuscript: Lt 105

Contents: Religious poem, paraphrasing Psalm 145

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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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BC MS Lt 77, f. 3r: The opening of Samuel Rowlands's poem
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Selections from 'The betraying of Christ', by Samuel Rowlands.

Rowlands, Samuel

c.1625-1634

Also known as:The Betraying of Christ. Selections Comprises selections from Rowlands' work preceded by a dedication written in a different hand by Robert Barnes to 'Lo: Roberts', probably Richard, Ba...

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Title: Aenigma 1

Date(s): 170- ?

Manuscript: Lt 123

Contents: The first in a set of nine enigmas or riddles, (headed 'Aenigmaes'), with the solution given in Latin in the top right corner as Pluvia (or rain)

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Title: Aenigma 2

Date(s): 170- ?

Manuscript: Lt 123

Contents: The second in a set of nine enigmas or riddles (headed 'Aenigmaes'), with the solution given in Latin in the top right corner as Tempus (or time)

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Title: A Christmas hymn

Author: Anonymous

Attribution: A lady

Date(s): 174- or 175- ?

Manuscript: Lt 45

Contents: Religious poem of praise and thanksgiving at Christmas, imagining the blissful

happiness of heaven

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Title: Psalme 77

Author: Fairfax, Thomas, 3rd Lord Fairfax

Attribution: F.; [Bible]

Date(s): 166- ?

Manuscript: Lt 105

Contents: Religious poem, paraphrasing Psalm 77

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Title: On the South Sea made in the year 1720

Author: Ward, Edward

Date(s): 1720 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 35

Contents: Satire on the feverish speculative dealings in the City of London and Stock

Exchange at the time of the South Sea Bubble, warning of its possible collapse

because not based on real money

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Title: An elegy on my dear kinswoman, Mrs Joan Blake daughter of the Reverend Mr

Martin Blake

Author: Fountain, John

Attribution: John Fountain

Date(s): 165- ?

Manuscript: Lt 78

Contents: An elegy on Joan Blake daughter of Reverend Martin Blake, regretting her

early death but accepting it as the will of God

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Title: Dorset on Dorchester

Author: Sackville, Charles, Earl of Dorset

Attribution: Dorset

Date(s): 1696

Manuscript: Lt 79

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

Dorchester, still to appear beautiful. One of a collection of

"Jacobite satyrs".

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Title: The chronicle. Out of Mr Cowley

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 1680 ?

Manuscript: Lt 54

Contents: Satirical ballad on a society lady and her succession of lovers, burlesquing

Abraham Cowley's "The chronicle". In this copy, which lacks the three final

stanzas owing to loss of leaves, the lady is identified in the margin as "Mrs

Loftus", probably Jane,

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Title: The House of the Mage. Extracted from the 1st Canto of the Legend of -----. 1747.

Author: Anonymous

Attribution: Ld: C---y (verso of preceding leaf)

Date(s): 1747 (title)

Manuscript: Lt 119

Contents: A description of the ruined state of Minster Lovell Hall in Oxfordshire, referring in particular to its time as the home of a 'mage', who was expert in herbal remedies. Notes on f.144v identify the house as 'Minster-Lovel' and the mage as a

physician Dr W

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