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Poeta y dramaturgo libertino británico (s. XVII).

Erótica 16

• A Song: Absent from thee I languish still
• A Song: As Chloris full of harmless thoughts
• A Song: Fair Chloris in a Pig-Sty lay
• A Song: My dear Mistress has a Heart
• A Young Lady to her ancient Lover: A Song
• Grecian Kindness: A Song
• Love and Life: A Song
• The Advice
• The Fall: A Song
• The Maim'd Debauchee
• The Mistress: A Song
• The Ninth Elegy of Ovid's Amours translated: To Love
• To a Lady in a Letter: A Song
• To Corinna: A Song
• Upon his leaving his Mistress
• Woman's Honour: A Song

La Biblioteca 37

• A LETTER FROM Artemisa in the Town, TO CLOE in the Country
• A Satire against Mankind
• A Satire against Marriage
• A Song
• A Song
• A Song
• A Song
• A Song
• A Song
• A Song
• A Song
• A young Lady to her ancient Lover. — A Song
• Artemisa to Cloe
• Constancy. — A Song
• Grecian KINDNESS. — A Song
• HORACE's Nempe incomposito dixi pede, &c. IMITATED
• LOVE and LIFE. — A Song
• On a Poet who Writ in the praise of Satyr
• The ADVICE
• The ANSWER
• The Disabled Debauchee
• The DISCOVERY
• The Earl of Rochester's Answer to a Paper of Verses, sent him by L. B. Felton, and taken out of the Translation of Ovid's Epistles, 1680
• The FALL. — A Song
• THE Maim'd Debauchee
• The MISTRESS. — A Song
• THE NINTH ELEGY, In the Second Book of Ovid's Amours, translated. — To LOVE
• To a LADY: IN A LETTER. A SONG
• To all young Men that love to Wooe
• To Celia ("All things submit themselves to your Command")
• To CORINNA. — A Song
• Tunbridge-WELLS: — A Satire
• Upon drinking in a BOWL
• Upon his leaving his MISTRESS
• Upon NOTHING
• Volume 1 — Rochester
• Woman's HONOUR. — A Song