THE Author's Life,

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The Preface to Sir John Davics's Poem an
Immortality of the Soul,

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The Author's Dedication to Queen Elizabeth, 681
The Introduction,

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Of the Soul of Man, and the Immortality
thereof,

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VOL. II.

Page

Gloffary, explaining the Old and Obfcure
Words in Spenfer's Works,

SONNETS.

WORKS OF DAVIES.

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Wriothefly, Earl of Southampton and Ba-
ron of Titchfield,

The Rape of Lucrece,

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Dedication to the only begetter of these en-
fuing Sonnets, Mr. W. H. all Happiness,
and that Eternity promised by our ever-
living Poet, wifheth the well-wishing Ad-
venturer in fetting forth,
The Paffionate Pilgrim,
The Lover's Complaint,

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Section I. That the Soul is a thing fubfifting
by itself, without the Body,
Section II. That the Soul is more than a
Perfection, or Reflection of the Senfe,

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Section III. That the Soul is more than the
Temperature of the Humours of the Body, 688
Section IV. That the Soul is a Spirit,

ib.