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Title page COPYRIGHT NOTE The Life and Poetry of George Chapman BRIEF INTRODUCTION: GEORGE CHAPMAN COMPLETE POEMS OF GEORGE CHAPMAN

CONTENTS THE SHADOW OF NIGHT. HYMNVS IN NOCTEM. HYMNVS IN CYNTHIAM. OVIDS BANQUET OF SENCE. RICHARD STAPLETON TO THE AUTHOR. OVIDS BANQUET OF SENCE. NARRATIO. A CORONET FOR HIS MISTRESSE THE AMOROVS ZODIACK. THE AMOROVS CONTENTION OF PHILLIS CERTAMEN INTER PHILLIDEM & FLORAM. HERO AND LEANDER. TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFULL, SIR THOMAS WALSINGHAM, KNIGHT THE ARGUMENT OF THE FIRST SESTYAD THE ARGUMENT OF THE SECOND SESTYAD TO MY BEST ESTEEMED AND WORTHELY HONORED LADY, THE LADY WALSINGHAM THE ARGUMENT OF THE THIRD SESTYAD THE ARGUMENT OF THE FOURTH SESTYAD THE ARGUMENT OF THE FIFT SESTYAD. THE ARGUMENT OF THE SIXT SESTYAD. EVTHYMIÆ RAPTVS INDVCTIO THE TEARES OF PEACE. CONCLVSIO. COROLLARIVM AD PRINCIPEM. PETRARCHS SEVEN PENITENTIALL PSALMS PSALME I. PSALME II. PSALME III. PSALME IIII. PSALME V. PSALME VI. PSALME VII. THE I. PSALME A HYMNE TO OVR VIRGILS EPIGRAM VIRGILS EPIGRAM OF PLAY. VIRGILS EPIGRAM OF WINE AND WOMEN. VIRGILS EPIGRAM OF THIS LETTER Y. A FRAGMENT OF THE TEARES OF PEACE. FRAGMENTS. AN EPICEDE OR FVNERALL SONG: TO MY AFFECTIONATE, AND TRVE FRIEND, MR. HENRY JONES. AN EPICED, OR FUNERALL SONG. EVGENIA. TO THE MOST WORTHY, AND RELIGIOVSLY-NOBLE FRANCIS, LORD RUSSELL, BARON OF THORNEHAUGH, &C. EVGENIA. VIGILIA PRIMA. INDUCTIO. VIGILIA PRIMA. VIGILIAE SECUNDAE. INDUCTIO. VIRGILIAE SECUNDAE. VIRGILIAE TERTIÆ INDUCTIO. VIRGILIAE TERTIÆ. VIGILIÆ QUARTÆ & VLTIMÆ. INDUCTIO. ANDROMEDA LIBERATA. TO THE PREIVDICATE AND PEREMPTORY READER. THE ARGUMENT. TO THE RIGHT WORTHILY HONORED, ROBERT EARLE OF SOMMERSET, &C. ANDROMEDA LIBERATA. PARCARVM EPITHALAMION. APODOSIS. A FREE AND OFFENCELES IVSTIFICATION OF ANDROMEDA LIBERATA. OF A LATELY PUBLISHT AND MOST MALICIOUSLY MISINTERPRETED POEME; ENTITULED. DIALOGUS. PRO VERE, AVTVMNI LACHRYMAE. TO THE MOST WORTHILY HONORED AND IUDICIALLY-NOBLE LOUER AND FAUTOR OF ALL GOODNESSE AND VERTUE, ROBERT, EARLE OF SOMERSET, &C. PRO VERE, AVTVMNI LACHRYMAE. A IVSTIFICATION OF A STRANGE ACTION OF NERO TO THE RIGHT VIRTVOVS AND WORTHILY HONOURED GENTLEMAN RICHARD HVBERT, ESQUIRE. THE FVNERALL ORATION MADE AT THE BURIALL OF ONE OF POPPAEAS HAYRES. COMMENDATORY AND OCCASIONAL VERSES. TO THE AUTHOR OF NENNIO. DE GUIANA, CARMEN EPICUM. PERISTEROS: OR THE MALE TURTLE. TO MY LONG LOU’D AND HONOURABLE FRIEND, SIR THOMAS WALSINGHAM KNIGHT. IN SEIANVM BEN. IONSONI ET MUSIS, ET SIBI IN DELICIJS. TO HIS DEARE FRIEND, BENIAMIN IONSON HIS VOLPONE. TO HIS LOUING FRIEND M. JO. FLETCHER CONCERNING HIS PASTORALL, BEING BOTH A POEME AND A PLAY. TO BYRD, BULL, AND GIBBONS ON PARTHENIA. TO HIS LOVED SONNE, NAT. FIELD, AND HIS WETHERCOCKE WOMAN. A HYMNE TO HYMEN FOR THE MOST TIME-FITTED NVPTIALLS TO CHRISTOPHER BROOKE ON HIS GHOST OF RICHARD THE THIRD. TO GRIMESTONE ON HIS TRANSLATION OF COEFFETAU’S TABLE OF HUMAINE PASSIONS. ON THE TRAGIC HISTORY OF HIPOLITO AND ISABELLA. VERSES FROM ENGLAND’S PARNASSVS AND FROM MANUSCRIPT. UNTRACED QUOTATIONS IN ENGLAND’S PARNASSVS, 1600. EPICVRES FRVGALLITIE: AN JNVECTIVE WRIGHTEN BY MR. GEORGE CHAPMAN AGAINST MR. BEN: JOHNSON. POEMS PREFATORY AND DEDICATORY TO THE ILIADS, ODYSSEYS, AND HYMNS OF HOMER. TO M. HARRIOTS, ACCOMPANYING ACHILLES SHIELD. EPISTLE DEDICATORY: THE ILIADS. MEMORIAL VERSES TO PRINCE HENRY: WHOLE WORKS OF HOMER. AN ANAGRAM ON HENRY: THE ILIADS. TO THE SACRED FOVNTAINE OF PRINCES; SOLE EMPRESSE OF BEAVTIE AND VERTUE; ANNE, TO THE READER. TO THE RIGHT GRACIOVS AND WORTHY, THE DUKE OF LENNOX. TO THE MOST GRAVE AND HONORED TEMPERER OF LAW, AND EQUITIE, THE LORD CHANCELOR, &C. TO THE MOST WORTHIE EARLE, LORD TREASURER, AND TREASURE OF OUR COUNTREY, THE EARLE OF SALISBVRY, &C. TO THE MOST HONOR’D RESTORER OF ANCIENT NOHILITIE, BOTH IN BLOOD AND VERTUE, THE EARLE OF SVFFOLKE, &C. TO THE MOST NOBLE AND LEARNED EARLE, THE EARLE OF NORTHAMTON, &C. TO THE MOST NOBLE, MY SINGULAR GOOD LORD, THE EARLE OF ARUNDELL. TO THE LEARNED AND MOST NOBLE PATRONE OF LEARNING THE EARLE OF PEMBROOKE, &C. TO THE RIGHT GRACIOVS ILLUSTRATOR OF VERTUE, AND WORTHY OF THE FAUOUR ROYALL, THE EARLE OF MONTGOMRIE. TO THE MOST LEARNED AND NOBLE CONCLUDER OF THE WANES ARTE, AND THE MUSES, THE LORD LISLE, &C. TO THE GREAT AND VERTUOUS, THE COUNTESSE OF MONTGOMRIE. TO THE HAPPY STARRE, DISCOUERED IN OUR SYDNEIAN ASTERISME; COMFORT OF LEARNING, SPHERE OF ALL THE VERTUES, THE LADY WROTHE. TO THE RIGHT NOBLE PATRONESSE AND GRACE OF VERTUE, THE COUNTESSE OF BEDFORD. TO THE RIGHT VALOROVS AND VIRTUOUS LORD, THE EARLE OF SOVTH-HAMTON &C. TO MY EXCEEDING GOOD LORD, THE EARLE OF SVSSEX: WITH DUTY ALWAIES REMEMBRED TO HIS HONOR’D COUNTESSE. TO THE RIGHT NOBLE AND HEROICALL, MY SINGULAR GOOD LORD, THE LORD OF WALDEN, &C. TO THE MOST TRVLY-NOBLE AND VERTUE-GRACING KNIGHT SIR THOMAS HOWARD. TO THE RIGHT NOBLE AND MOST TOWARD LORD IN ALL THE HEROICALL VERTUES, VICOUNT CRANBORNE, &C. TO THE MOST HONORD, AND JUDICIALL HONORER OF RETIRED VERTUE, VICOUNT ROCHESTER, &C. TO THE RIGHT GRAVE AND NOBLE PATRONE OF ALL THE VERTUES, SIR EDWARD PHILIPS, MAISTER OF THE ROLES, &C. TO OUR ENGLISH ATHENIA, CHASTE ARBITRESSE OF VERTUE AND LEARNING, THE LADIE ARBELLA TO THE RIGHT NOBLE, AND BY THE GREAT ETERNIZER OF VERTUE, SIR P. SYDNEY TO THE MOST WORTHILY HONORED, MY SINGVLAR GOOD LORD, ROBERT, EARLE OF SOMERSET, LORD CHAMBERLAINE, &C. CERTAINE ANCIENT GREEKE EPIGRAMMES TRANSLATED. HYMNS OF HOMER. TO MY EVER MOST-WORTHIE-TO-BE-MOST HONOR’D LORD, THE EARLE OF SOMERSET, &c. EPILOGUE TO THE HYMNS.

LIST OF POEMS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER The Homeric Translations THE ILIADS

CONTENTS THE EPISTLE DEDICATORY TO THE IMMORTAL MEMORY OF THE INCOMPARABLE HEROE, HENRY, PRINCE OF WALES. TO THE HIGH BORN PRINCE OF MEN, HENRY, THRICE ROYAL INHERITOR TO THE UNITED KINGDOMS OF GREAT BRITAIN, ETC. TO THE SACRED FOUNTAIN OF PRINCES, SOLE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY AND VIRTUE, ANNE, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, ETC. TO THE READER SILIUS ITALICUS, LIB. XIII. 777 ANGELUS POLITIANUS, IN NUTRICIA THE PREFACE TO THE READER OF HOMER THE FIRST BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE SECOND BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE CATALOGUE OF THE GRECIAN SHIPS AND CAPTAINS THE THIRD BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE FOURTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE FIFTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE SIXTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE EIGHTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE NINTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE ELEVENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWELFTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE THIRTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE FOURTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE FIFTEENTH OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE SIXTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE SEVENTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE EIGHTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE NINETEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTIETH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTY-FIRST BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTY-SECOND BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTY-THIRD BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTY-FOURTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ILIADS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT EPILOGUE TO HOMER’S ILIADS

THE ODYSSEYS

CONTENTS TO THE MOST WORTHILY HONOURED, MY SINGULAR GOOD LORD, ROBERT, EARL OF SOMERSET, LORD CHAMBERLAIN, ETC. CERTAIN ANCIENT GREEK EPIGRAMS TRANSLATED THE FIRST BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE SECOND BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE THIRD BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE FOURTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE FIFTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE SIXTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT THE SEVENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT THE EIGHTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE NINTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE ELEVENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWELFTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT FINIS DUODECIMI LIBRI HOM. ODYSS. THE THIRTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT THE FOURTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE FIFTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE SIXTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE SEVENTEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTIETH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTY-FIRST BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTY-SECOND BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTY-THIRD BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT THE TWENTY-FOURTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS THE ARGUMENT ANOTHER ARGUMENT “SO WROUGHT DIVINE ULYSSES” TO THE RUINS OF TROY AND GREECE

THE BATTLE OF FROGS AND MICE

CONTENTS THE EPISTLE DEDICATORY THE OCCASION OF THIS IMPOSED CROWNE BATRACHOMYOMACHIA

THE HOMERIC HYMNS

CONTENTS A HYMN TO APOLLO A HYMN TO HERMES A HYMN TO VENUS TO THE SAME BACCHUS, OR THE PIRATES TO MARS TO DIANA TO VENUS TO PALLAS TO JUNO TO CERES TO THE MOTHER OF THE GODS TO LION-HEARTED HERCULES TO ÆSCULAPIUS TO CASTOR AND POLLUX TO MERCURY TO PAN TO VULCAN TO PHŒBUS TO NEPTUNE TO JOVE TO VESTA TO THE MUSES AND APOLLO TO BACCHUS TO DIANA TO PALLAS TO VESTA AND MERCURY TO EARTH, THE MOTHER OF ALL TO THE SUN TO THE MOON TO CASTOR AND POLLUX TO MEN OF HOSPITALITY EPIGRAMS TO CUMA IN HIS RETURN TO CUMA UPON THE SEPULCHRE OF MIDUS ‭ CUT IN BRASS, IN THE FIGURE OF A VIRGIN CUMA REFUSING HIS OFFER TO ETERNIZE THEIR STATE, ‭ THOUGH BROUGHT THITHER BY THE MUSES AN ASSAY OF HIS BEGUN ILIADS ‭ INQUISITIVE OF HOMER ABOUT THE CAUSES OF THINGS TO NEPTUNE TO THE CITY ERYTHRÆA TO MARINERS THE PINE TO GLAUCUS WHO WAS SO MISERABLY SPARING THAT HE FEARED ‭ ALL MEN’S ACCESS TO HIM AGAINST THE SAMIAN MINISTRESS, OR NUN WRITTEN ON THE COUNCIL CHAMBER THE FURNACE CALLED IN TO SING BY POTTERS EIRESIONE, OR, THE OLIVE BRANCH TO CERTAIN FISHER BOYS PLEASING HIM WITH INGENIOUS RIDDLES THE TRANSLATOR’S EPILOGUE

The Comedies AN HUMOROUS DAY’S MIRTH

CONTENTS Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Scene 6 Scene 7 Scene 8 Scene 9 Scene 10 Scene 11 Scene 12 Scene 13 Scene 14

EASTWARD HO

CONTENTS DRAMATIS PERSONAE THE PROLOGUE ACT I SCENE I. SCENE II ACT II SCENE I SCENE II ACT III SCENE I SCENE II SCENE III SCENE IV ACT IV SCENE I SCENE II ACT V SCENE I SCENE II SCENE III SCENE IV SCENE V THE EPILOGUE

MAY DAY

CONTENTS ACTUS PRIMA. SCAENA PRIMA. ACTUS SECUNDI, SCAENA PRIMA. ACTUS TERTIUS. ACTUS QUARTUS. ACTUS QUINTUS.

The Tragedies THE TRAGEDY OF BUSSY D’AMBOIS

CONTENTS PREFATORY NOTE BIOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION THE TEXT SOURCES PROLOGUE DRAMATIS PERSONÆ. ACTUS PRIMI. SCENA PRIMA. SCENA SECUNDA. ACTUS SECUND. SCENA PRIMA. SCENA SECUNDA. ACTUS TERTII. SCENA PRIMA. SCENA SECUNDA. ACTUS QUARTI. SCENA PRIMA. SCENA SECUNDA. ACTUS QUINTI. SCENA PRIMA. SCENA SECUNDA. SCENA TERTIA. SCENA QUARTA. EPILOGUE

THE REVENGE OF BUSSY D’AMBOIS

CONTENTS THE TEXT SOURCES THE ACTORS NAMES ACTUS PRIMI. SCÆNA PRIMA. SCÆNA SECUNDA. ACTUS SECUNDI. SCÆNA PRIMA. ACTUS TERTII. SCÆNA PRIMA. SCÆNA SECUNDA. SCÆNA TERTIA. SCÆNA QUARTA. ACTUS QUARTI. SCÆNA PRIMA. SCÆNA SECUNDA. SCÆNA TERTIA. SCÆNA QUARTA. SCÆNA QUINTA. ACTUS QUINTI. SCÆNA PRIMA. SCÆNA SECUNDA. SCÆNA TERTIA. SCÆNA QUARTA. SCÆNA QUINTA.

ROLLO DUKE OF NORMANDY

CONTENTS Persons Represented in the Play. Actus Primus. Scena Prima. Actus Secundus. Scena Prima. Actus Tertius. Scena Prima. Actus Quartus. Scena Prima. Actus Quintus. Scena Prima.

The Biography GEORGE CHAPMAN by Algernon Charles Swinburne The Delphi Classics Catalogue

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