| Summary: | Description: A verse miscellany commencing with Abraham Cowley's commendatory poem on Orinda and largely featuring the poems of Katherine Philips. There are some later additions from the late 17th and 18th centuries including those of George Clarke (1661-1736), once owner of this volume (and son of Sir William Clarke (1623?-1736), Secretary of War to the Commonwealth and Charles II.) Contains 73 poems by Orinda. These are: pp4-5 Happyness (PsK124); p5 Death (PsK52); pp6-7 The World (PsK566); pp8-9 The Soule (PsK339); pp10-12 L'accord du bien (PsK201); pp12-13 Invitation to the Countrey (PsK169); pp13-14 In memory of Mrs E Hering (PsK149); p15 On the 3d September 1651 (PsK278); pp15-17 A Friend (PsK93); pp18-19 Submission (PsK347); pp19-20 2 Corinth 5.19 v God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself. 8 April 1653 (PsK528); pp20-21 To Mrs Wogan, my honour'd friend, on the Death of her husband (PsK401); pp22-23 La Grandeur d'esprit (PsK179); pp24-25 A Countrey Life (PsK39); pp26-27 In Memory of the most Justly honour'd Mrs Owen of Orielton (PsK159); pp27-28 Friendship (PsK101); pp28-29 To my dearest Antenor on his parting (PsK414); pp29-30 In Memory of Mr Cartwright (PsK144); Engraved on Mr John Collyer's Tombstone at Beddington (PsK69); On Little Regina Collyer, on the same tombstone (PsK236); p31 L'amitié: To Mrs M Awbrey 6 April 1651 (PsK208); p31 On Mr Francis Finch (the excellent Palemon) (PsK241); p32 To Mrs M A on absence (set by Mr Henry Lawes) (PsK386); pp32-33 To Mrs Mary Awbrey at parting (PsK391); pp33-35 Rosania shaddow'd 15 Sept 1651 (PsK317); pp35-36 Rosania's private marriage (PsK324); pp36-37 To Rosania (now Mrs Montague) 25 Sept 1652 (PsK454); pp37-38 Injuria Amicitias (PsK164); pp38-39 For Regina (PsK88); p39 Philoclea's parting (PsK300); p39 To Philaster (J J) on his melancholy for Regina (PsK370); pp39-40 To the Queen of inconstancie, Regina, in Antwerp (PsK476); pp40-41 To Antenor on a paper of mine which J Jones threatens to publish to his prejudice (PsK357); p41 To the truly noble, and obleiging Mrs Anne Owen (on my first approaches) (PsK510); pp41-42 To the excellent Lucasia Mrs A O upon her taking the name of Lucasia and adoption into our society 29 Dec 1651 (PsK463); pp42-43 To (the truly competent Judge of Honour) Lucasia, upon a scandalous libell made by J Jones (PsK505); p44 To my excellent Lucasia, on our friendship 17 July 1651 (PsK421); pp44-45 To Mrs M Karne, when J Jeffreys Esq courted her (PsK396); pp45-46 To Mr Henry Vaughan, Silurist, on his Poems (PsK375) pp46-47 A retir'd friendship, to Ardelia 23 Aug 1651 (PsK310); pp47-48 To the truly noble Sir Edward Dering (Silvander) on his dreame and the navy (PsK520); pp48-49 Upon the double murther of K Charles in answer to a libellous rime made by V P (PsK535); p49 To the Right Hon Alice, Countess of Carberry, on her enriching Wales with her presence (PsK494); pp49-50 To Mr J B the noble Cratander, upon a composition of his he was not willing to own publiquely (PsK380); pp50-52 Lucasia (PsK213); pp52-53 Friendship's Mysterys, to my dearest Lucasia: set by Mr H Lawes (PsK113); pp53-54 Content, to my dearest Lucasia (PsK31); p55 A Dialogue between Lucasia and Orinda (PsK60); pp55-56 A sea voyage from Tenby to Bristoll 5 September 1652 (PsK329); p57 To my dear sister Mrs C P on her nuptialls (PsK408); pp57-58 To the truly noble Mr Henry Lawes (PsK515); pp58-59 To the noble Palaemon on his incomparable discourse of Friendship (PsK471); p59 Wiston-Vault (PsK560); pp60-61 Friendship in Emblem, or the Seale, to my dearest Lucasia (PsK108); pp61-62 To My Lucasia (PsK442); pp62-64 To my Lucasia, in defence of declared friendship (PsK447); pp64-65 The Enquiry (PsK73); p66 On the numerous accesse of the English to waite upon the King in Holland (PsK272); pp66-67 To the Queene's majestie, Jan 1 1660/1 (PsK484); pp67-69 Arion on a Dolphin to his Majestie in his passadge into England (PsK24); pp69-70 The Princess royall's Returne into England (PsK304); pp70-71 On the death of the Duke of Gloucester (PsK254); pp71-72 On the faire weather at the Coronacon (PsK264); p72 To her royall highnesse the Dutchesse of York, on her command to send her some things I had written (PsK362); p73 On the death of the Queen of Bohemia (PsK258) pp74-75 To the Queen on her arrival at Portsmouth May 1662 (PsK480); pp75-77 In memory of F P who dyed at Acton (PsK134); pp77-79 In memory of that excellent person Mrs Mary Lloyd of Bodidrist in Denbighshire, who dyed the 13th of November 1656 (PsK154); pp79-80 Parting with Lucasia 13 Jan 1657/8 - a song (PsK292); pp80-81 Against Pleasure. Set by Dr Coleman (PsK10); pp81-83 God (PsK118); pp83-84 On Controversies in Religion (PsK228); pp85-88 To the Rt Hon the Lady E C (PsK500).
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