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Brotherton Collection6
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Fairfax, Thomas, 3rd Lord Fairfax1
Forrest, Theodosius1
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Worlidge, Robert1

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Title: To a Maiden Gentw, Shewing How, Christ is the best choice

Author: Worlidge, Robert

Attribution: R.W.

Date(s): 170-?

Manuscript: Lt 107

Contents: Imagines Christ, platonically, as the ideal lover or bridegroom for a woman

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Author: Forrest, Theodosius

Attribution: T.F. (title page)

Date(s): 175- ?

Manuscript: Lt 64

Contents: On the need for platonic and physical love to be joined in a single woman, describing some who only feel one form of desire

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Title: A reply to Suspitione vindicated. [A poem on Queens Colledg play and on platonick love (f.5v)]

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 16-- ?

Manuscript: Lt q 52

Contents: Continues the argument of BCMSV 4439 and 4440 on the subject of platonic love, answering the latter by again asserting its innocence in the face of suspicion

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Title: Suspitione vindicated in playtonick love. [A poem on Queens Colledg play and on platonick love (f.5v)]

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 16-- ?

Manuscript: Lt q 52

Contents: Answer to BCMSV 4439, in which Suspicion reinterprets the arguments for the innocence of platonic love, proving suspicion well-founded. Answered in turn by BCMSV 4441.

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Title: For platonick love. [A poem on Queens Colledg play and on platonick love (f.5v)]

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 16-- ?

Manuscript: Lt q 52

Contents: Dialogue between one who asserts the innocence of platonic love and 'Suspicion', who interjects cynical single-line responses. Answered by BCMSV 4440, which is answered in turn by BCMSV 4441.

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Title: Upon Mr Stanley's Booke of Philosophy supposinge itt the Worke of his tutor W. F.

Author: Fairfax, Thomas, 3rd Lord Fairfax

Attribution: F.

Date(s): 166- ?

Manuscript: Lt 105

Contents: Apology for having mistakenly attributed a work of philosophy to his tutor, W.F., instead of its rightful author, Mr Stanley, giving as a reason the power of platonic love between the two men. At end, "These verses are entred upon Mr Stanleys

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