Chapter IV: Latin Poems. Part First: Sacred. Never Before Printed, 219-242

+ Psalm 1. 221

+x Wrath of the judgment-whirlwind R. WI. 221

+x Even so: come, Lord Jesus R. WI. 223

+x Circumcision of Christ R. WI. 225

+x The Virgin Mary, on losing the Child Jesus R. WI. 229

+x War in heaven R. WI. 231

+x We do not receive, but make, a short life R. WI. 233

+x Martyrs R. WI. 235

+x Hope R. WI. 237

+x On Stephen's crown R. WI. 239

x Jesus Christ's expostulation with an ungrateful
world R. WI. 241

LATIN POEMS. PART SECOND: SECULAR, 243-92.

I. _From 'Steps to the Temple' and 'Delights of the Muses.'_

x The Bubble G. 247

x Peace of mind, under the similitude of a captive
song-bird G. 258

x Gain out of loss G. 263

x Description of human life R. WI. 266

x On Pygmalion A., G. 269

x Arion G. 273

x On Apollo pining for Daphne G. 279

x Aeneas the bearer of his father G. 283

x Of the generation and regeneration of the Phoenix G. 284

x Epitaph A., G. 286

x Elegy R. WI. 289

x Woman a treasury of evils G. 290

LATIN POEMS. PART SECOND: SECULAR. NEVER BEFORE PRINTED, 293-330.

II. _Miscellaneous and Commemorative._

+x The beautiful not lasting G. 296

+x A hymn to Venus G. 300

+x A description of Spring R. WI. 303

+x Priscianus beaten and being beaten R. WI. 308

+x To a Tractate on this subject, &c. R. WI. 315

+ Purgation 317

+x To my most estimable preceptor ... R. Brooke R. WI. 319

x On death of Rev. Dr. Mansell R. WI. 323

x To the Right Hon. Lord Robert Heath, on being
made a judge, &c. R. WI. 326

+ Ode on Horace, Lib. ii. 13, in Greek 329

LATIN POEMS. PART SECOND: SECULAR, 331-84.

III. _Royal and Academical._

x The Return of the King A. 333

x To the royal Infant not yet born R. WI. 335

x To the King on recovery from small-pox R. WI. 337

x To her serene Majesty child-bearing in winter R. WI. 339

x To the Queen CL. 342

x To the Queen ... from the university R. WI. 345

x On birth of Princess Mary CL. 346

+x On the same R. WI. 350

x To the Queen R. WI. 354

x The prayer of Peterhouse for the House of God
[=its chapel] S.S. 357

x A groan on occasion of the difficult parturition
of the remaining works of Peterhouse R. WI., G. 362

x To the venerable man, Master Tournay, &c. CL. 371

x To Master Brooke R. WI. 374

x Epitaph on Dr. Brooke R. WI. 376

x Epitaph on William Herries G. 378

x On the same R. WI. 383

x On the Portrait of Bishop Andrewes CR. 384

Glossarial Index 385

ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOL. II. 4TO.

Photograph of the Cartoon for the memorial-window to Crashaw in Peterhouse, by F. Madox-Brown, Esq. R.A. _facing title-page._

The captive Song-bird, by Mrs. Blackburn _vignette to Essay._

Vignette illustrations, by W.J. Linton, Esq. _pp._ 96, 242, 251, 295, 329,
350, 373, 377.

ESSAY ON THE LIFE AND POETRY OF CRASHAW.[2]

In our Memorial-Introduction (vol. i. p. xxvi.) we make two promises, which fall now to be redeemed:

(_a_) A STUDY OF THE LIFE AND POETRY OF RICHARD CRASHAW.

(_b_) A MEMOIR OF WILLIAM CRASHAW, B.D., HIS FATHER.

The latter is in so many ways elucidative and illuminative of the former, outwardly and inwardly, that I deem it well to give it first.