IDEA
BY
MICHAEL DRAYTON
TO THE READER OF THESE SONNETS
TO THE SOUL
TO THE SHADOW
HIS REMEDY FOR LOVE
AN ALLUSION TO THE PHŒNIX
TO TIME
TO THE CELESTIAL NUMBERS
TO HUMOUR
TO FOLLY
TO DESPAIR
TO THE SENSES
TO THE VESTALS
TO THE CRITICS
TO THE RIVER ANKOR
TO IMAGINATION
TO ADMIRATION
TO MIRACLE
CUPID CONJURED
LOVE'S LUNACY
ANOTHER TO THE RIVER ANKOR
AN ALLUSION TO THE EAGLETS
TO PROVERBS
FIDESSA
MORE CHASTE THAN KIND
B. GRIFFIN, GENT.
BARTHOLOMEW GRIFFIN
TO FIDESSA
CHLORIS
OR, THE COMPLAINT OF THE PASSIONATE DESPISED SHEPHERD
WILLIAM SMITH
TO THE MOST EXCELLENT AND LEARNED SHEPHERD COLIN CLOUT
