| Summary: | Description: In English, on paper: written in the first half of the 18th century. "A collection of verses, fancyes and poems, morall and divine," 334 in number with a table of contents. The first is "A farewell to follye," beginning "Farewell yee gilded follyes." Contains 15 poems by Katherine Philips: ff2-3 Against Pleasure. Set by Dr Coleman (PsK12); f3r-v A Countrey Life (PsK41); ff4-5 Submission (PsK349); f5 To my Lord Biron's tune of -- Adieu Phillis (PsK434); ff5v-6v An ode upon retirement, made upon occasion of Mr Cowley's on that subject (PsK222); ff6v-7v Happyness (PsK126); ff7v-9 A Friend (PsK94); f9r-v Friendship (PsK102); ff77-79 La Grandeur d'esprit (PsK181); f79r-v A retir'd friendship, to Ardelia 23 Aug 1651 (PsK311); ff80-81 Content, to my dearest Lucasia (PsK32); ff81v-82 2 Corinth 5.19 v God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself. 8 April 1653 (PsK529); ff82-84 The World (PsK568); f164v In Memory of F P who died at Acton (PsK136); f165v La Solitude de St Amant. Englished (PsK186).
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