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Poetry An
Anatomy of the World. Wherein By Occasion of the untimely death of
Mistris Elizabeth Drury the frailty and the decay of this whole world is
represented. Printed for Samuel Macham and are to be solde at his shop in
Paules Churchyard, at the signe of the Bul-head. 1611. (Contains only the
first Anniversary and A Funeral Elegie.) Second edition with
addition of Of the Progresse of the Sowle Wherein By occasion of
the Religious death of Mistris Elizabeth Drury, the incommodities of the
Sowle in this life, and her exaltation in the next, are contemplated. The
second Anniversarie. 1612. Rptd. 1621, 1625. Lachrymae
Lachrymarum. By Joshua Sylvester. Third edition. 1613. (Contains
Donne's Elegie upon The Untimely Death of the Incomparable Prince Henry.) Coryat's
Crudities. 1611. [Among the Panegyricke Verses upon the Author and
his Booke appears one headed 'Incipit Joannes Donne'.
It has a macaronic verse ('In eundum Macaronicon') as a kind of
postscript, and is terminated by the words 'Explicit Joannes Donne'.
Farther on, the phrase 'Incipit Joannes Dones' introduces the piece of
verse beginning: 'Loe her's a man worthy indeed to travell.' Coryat's
Crudities. 1776. The two former poems reappear. Also, among the 'Extracts
relating etc.' is another piece of verse assigned to Donne. 'Another here
thy Booke doth much commend / That none can study it to any end,' etc. It
repeats the conceits of the first poem. Poems,
by J. D. With Elegies on the Author's Death. 1633, 1635 (with new
arrangement, and several new poems, some of which are not Donne's), 1639,
1649 (very scarce). Poems.
With Elegies on the Author's Death. To which Is added divers Copies under
his own hand never before in print. 1650, 1654, 1669. Poems
on several Occasions. 1719. Satires
(versified) by Alexander Pope. 1735. Poetical
Works. With life by Izaak Walton. 3 vols. Bell's Poets. Vols.
XXIII-XXV. 1779. See also Anderson's Poets, vol. IV, 1793; and Chalmers's
English Poets, vol. V. 1810. Two
elegies by Dr. Donne not in any edition of his works. In Waldron's
Shakespearean Miscellany, part III, 1802. (Probably not by Donne.) Unpublished
poems. Ed. Simeon, Sir. J. Philobiblon Society Miscellanies. 1856.
(All doubtful or spurious.) Complete
Poems. Ed. Grosart, A. B. 2 vols. Fuller Worthies' Library. 1872-3. Poems.
From the Text of the Edition of 1633. Revised, Lowell, J. R. With the
various readings of the other Editions, etc. By Norton, C. E. 2 vols. The
Grolier Club. New York, 1895. Love-Poems.
Ed. Norton, C. E. Boston. 1905. Poems. Ed. Chambers, E. K., with an introduction by Saintsbury, G. 2 vols. 1896. Prose Pseudo-Martyr.
Wherein out of Certaine Propositions and Gradations, this Conclusion is
evicted that those which are of the Romane Religion in this Kingdome may
and ought to take the Oath of Allegiance &c. 1610. Conclave
Ignatii: sive ejus in nuperis Inferni comitiis inthronisatio: Accessit
et Apologia pro Jesuitis etc. [1611.] Ignatius
his Conclave: of his Inthronisation in a late election in Hell:
wherein many things are mingled by way of Satyr. Translated out of Latin.
1611, etc. Devotions
upon Emergent Occasions, and severall Steps in my Sickness, etc. 1624,
1638. Juvenilia:
or Certaine Paradoxes and Problemes. 1633. Biathanatos.
A Declaration of that Paradox or Thesis that selfe-homicide is not so
naturally sinne that it may never be otherwise. 1648, 1700 (dedicatory
Epistle by John Donne, the son). Paradoxes,
Problemes, Essayes, Characters, ... to which is added a Book of
Epigrams. 1652. (The Epigrams are not by Donne.) Essayes
in Divinity, being several disquisitions, interwoven with meditations
and prayers, before he entered into Holy Orders. Now made publick by his
son. 1651. Ed. Augustus Jessopp, 1855. Letters
to severall Persons of Honour. 1651, 1657. A Collection of Letters made by Sir Tobie Mathews. 1600. (Includes several by Donne.) Sermons A
Sermon ... preached to the honourable Company of the Virginian Plantation,
13th November, 1622. A
Sermon upon the XV verse of the XX chapter of the Book of Judges.
1622. A
Sermon ... Preached at the Crosse the 15th of Sept. 1622. Encœnia.
The Feast of Dedication. Celebrated at Lincolne's Inne in a sermon At the
dedication of a new Chapell there, etc. 1623. The
first sermon preached to King Charles, 3rd April, etc. 1625. A
Sermon of commemoration of the Lady D.... 1627. A
Sermon preached to the Kings Mtie at Whitehall, 24 Feb. 1625. 1626. Death's
Duell, or a Consolation to the Soule against the dying Life and living
Death of the body. Delivered in a sermon at Whitehall, before the King's
Majesty in the beginning of Lent 1630, etc.... Being his last Sermon and
called by his Majesties household The Doctor's owne Funerall Sermon. 1632,
1633. Six
Sermons ... preached before the King and elsewhere. 1634. Eighty
Sermons. 1640/1. Fifty
Sermons. Second Volume. (The Eighty Sermons forming the first.) 1649. Twenty-six
Sermons
never before published. The Third Volume. 1660/1.
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