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Title: Imitations, and translations out of Horace. Lib. the 2nd, Ode the 18. Against covetousness.

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 170- ?

Manuscript: Lt 123

Contents: In praise of a life of sufficiency and content, not always striving after material wealth; death comes to all. Paraphrased from Horace, Odes, II.18.

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Title: Extracts out of Orlando Furioso (heading f.90v)

Author: Hoole, John

Date(s): 1783 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 100

Contents: Prefaced by prose: 'He took great delight in building, but a great oeconomist - upon be ask't by a friend how he cou'd be content with so poor a dwelling who had discrib'd such magnificent edifices, ariosto answerd very aptly, that "words were much

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Title: The libertie and requiem of an imprison'd Royalist [Le Strange's requiem (verso)]

Author: L'Estrange, Sir Roger

Date(s): 164-

Manuscript: Lt q 52

Contents: Royalist poem, arguing that his imprisonment during the commonwealth (1645-48) is welcome and indeed a form of liberty since his soul and conscience remain free. Also laments the plight of Charles I.

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