William Shakespeare, 1564-1616 [1640], Poems: vvritten by Wil. Shake-speare. Gent (Printed... by Tho. Cotes, and are to be sold by Iohn Benson [etc.], London) [word count] [S11600].

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Volume Volume front matter Title page To the Reader. Vpon Master William Shakespeare , the Deceased Authour, and his Of MWilliam Shakespeare . [secondary verse] Title page POEMS BY Will. Shakespeare Gent. The glory of beautie. [Sonnet LXVII / Sonnet LXVIII / Sonnet LXIX] Injurious Time. [Sonnet LX / Sonnet LXIII / Sonnet LXIV / Sonnet LXV / Sonnet LXVI] True Admiration. [Sonnet LIII / Sonnet LIV] The force of love. [Sonnet LVII / Sonnet LVIII] The beautie of Nature. [Sonnet LIX] Loves crueltie. [Sonnet I / Sonnet II / Sonnet III] Youthfull glory. [Sonnet XIII / Sonnet XIV / Sonnet XV] Good Admonition. [Sonnet XVI / Sonnet XVII] Quicke prevention. [Sonnet VII] Magazine of beautie. [Sonnet IV / Sonnet V / Sonnet VI] An invitation to Marriage. [Sonnet VIII / Sonnet IX / Sonnet X / Sonnet XI / Sonnet XII] False beleefe. [Sonnet CXXXVIII] A Temptation. [Sonnet CXLIV] Fast and loose. True content. [Sonnet XXI] A bashfull Lover. [Sonnet XXIII] Strong conceite. [Sonnet XXII] A sweet provocation. A constant vow. The Exchange. [Sonnet XX] A disconsolation. [Sonnet XXVII / Sonnet XXVIII / Sonnet XIX] Cruell Deceit. The unconstant Lover. The benefit of Friendship. [Sonnet XXX / Sonnet XXXI / Sonnet XXXII] Friendly concord. Inhumanitie. A congratulation. [Sonnet XXXVIII / Sonnet XXXIX / Sonnet XL] Losse and gaine. [Sonnet XLI / Sonnet XLII] Foolish disdaine. Ancient Antipothy. Beauties valuation. Melancholy thoughts. [Sonnet XLIV / Sonnet XLV] Loves Losse. Loves Releefe. [Sonnet XXXIII / Sonnet XXXIV / Sonnet XXXV] Vnanimitie. [Sonnet XXXVI / Sonnet XXXVII] Loath to depart. A Master-peece. [Sonnet XXIV] Happinesse in content. [Sonnet XXV] A dutifull Message. [Sonnet XXVI] Goe and come quickly. [Sonnet L / Sonnet LI] Two faithfull friends. [Sonnet XLVI / Sonnet XLVII] Carelesse neglect. [Sonnet XLVIII] Stoute resolution. [Sonnet XLIX] A Duell. Love-sicke. Loves labour lost. Wholesome counsell. Sat fuisse. [Sonnet LXII] A living monument. [Sonnet LV] Familiaritie breeds contempt. [Sonnet LII] Patiens Armatus. [Sonnet LXI] A Valediction. [Sonnet LXXI / Sonnet LXXII / Sonnet LXXIV] Nil magnis Invidia. [Sonnet LXX] Love-sicke. [Sonnet LXXX / Sonnet LXXXI] The Picture of true love. [Sonnet CXVI] In prayse of his Love. [Sonnet LXXXII / Sonnet LXXXIII / Sonnet LXXXIV / Sonnet LXXXV] A Resignation. [Sonnet LXXXVI / Sonnet LXXXVII] Sympathizing love. A request to his scornefull Love. [Sonnet LXXXVIII / Sonnet LXXXIX / Sonnet XC / Sonnet XCI] A Lovers affection though his Love prove unconstant. [Sonnet XCII / Sonnet XCIII / Sonnet XCIV / Sonnet XCV] Complaint for his Loves absence. [Sonnet XCVII / Sonnet XCVIII / Sonnet XCIX] An invocation to his Muse. [Sonnet C / Sonnet CI] Constant affection. [Sonnet CIV / Sonnet CV / Sonnet CVI] Amazement. [Sonnet CII / Sonnet CIII] A Lovers excuse for his long absence. [Sonnet CIX / Sonnet CX] A complaint. [Sonnet CXI / Sonnet CXII] Selfe flattery of her beautie. [Sonnet CXIII / Sonnet CXIV / Sonnet CXV] Tryall of loves constancy. [Sonnet CXVII / Sonnet CXVIII / Sonnet CXIX] A good construction of his Loves unkindenesse. [Sonnet CXX] Errour in opinion. [Sonnet CXXI] Vpon the receit of a Table Booke from his Mistris. [Sonnet CXXII] A Vow. [Sonnet CXXIII] Loves safetie. [Sonnet CXXIV] An intreatie for her acceptance. [Sonnet CXXV] Vpon her playing on the Virginalls. [Sonnet CXXVIII] Immoderate Lust. [Sonnet CXXIX] In prayse of her beautie though black. [Sonnet CXXVII / Sonnet CXXX / Sonnet CXXXI / Sonnet CXXXII] Vnkinde Abuse. [Sonnet CXXXIII / Sonnet CXXXIV] A Love-Suite. [Sonnet CXXXV / Sonnet CXXXVI] His heart wounded by her eye. [Sonnet CXXXVII / Sonnet CXXXIX / Sonnet CXL] A Protestation. [Sonnet CXLI / Sonnet CXLII] An Allusion. [Sonnet CXLIII] Life and death. [Sonnet CXLV] A Consideration of death. [Sonnet CXLVI] Immoderate Passion. [Sonnet CXLVII] Loves powerfull subtilty. [Sonnet CXLVIII / Sonnet CXLIX / Sonnet CL] Retaliation. [Sonnet LXXVIII / Sonnet LXXIX] Sunne Set. [Sonnet LXXIII / Sonnet LXXVII] A monument to Fame. [Sonnet CVII / Sonnet CVIII] Perjurie. [Sonnet CLI / Sonnet CLII] The Tale of Cupids Treacherie. [Sonnet CLIII / Sonnet CLIV] That [The History how the Minotaur was begot] A Lovers Complaint. [The Amorous Epistle of Paris to Helen] [Poem XIX] Another of the same Nature. [Poem XXI] [The Phoenix and Turtle] [Why Should this Desart be] An Epitaph on the admirable Dramaticke Poet, William Sheakespeare . [secondary verse] On the death of William Shakespeare , who died in Aprill, Anno Dom. 1616. [secondary verse] An Elegie on the death of that famous Writer and Actor, M. William Shakspeare . [secondary verse] Volume back matter An Addition of some Excellent Poems, to those precedent, of Renowned Shakespeare , By other Gentlemen.

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