ADMITTED...............2
By lawe, to Tryvmphs none admitted bee,	3492
For which to Tryvmphs none admitted are;	3512
ADORD..................1
The same things nowe, which I adord before,	308
ADORE..................4
Noe more doe I wrong any: I adore	308
Thou loue by makinge mee adore,	1606
My raggs of Hart can like, wish, and adore	1724
All women shall adore vs, and some men,	2636
ADORED.................1
Madam Here where by all, all Saincts Adored are	338
ADUANCD................1
Made glad aboue thee, and aduancd him so	4940
ADUANCE................3
Our Soules which to aduance their state,	1412
Serues to aduance an honest minde.	2970
But till thou shouldst fully aduance	3506
ADUANTAGE..............1
And with out such aduantage kill mee then.	2606
ADUERSE................1
Or vnder the aduerse ioy Poles thou pine;	4084
ADUISE.................2
Of knowledge, hast with courage and aduise	3864
But Sr I aduise not yow, I rather doe	4134
ADULTERATE.............1
With words, nor touch, scarce lookes, adulterate!	632
ADULTERIE..............2
Bee farr from mee that strange Adulterie	3894
Betrothd to no one Art, bee no Adulterie	3916
ADVANCE................1
It selfe ore vs to advance	2942
ADVANTAGE..............1
Takes this advantage too sleep out daie light	794
ADVERSARIE.............1
That any Adversarie, any Foe	5096
AFFECT.................1
Angells affect vs oft, and worshipt bee	2198
AFFECTED...............1
How here, how there the Sun affected is,	3426
AFFECTING..............1
From light affecting in Religion newes	5334
AFFECTION..............1
Thee, and the Saint of his affection	3846
AFFECTIONS.............5
In both affections many to him came	70
Affections here take Reuerences name;	506
To affections, and to faculties,	1464
But with thyne owne affections, which the heate	3504
Thatt our affections kill vs nott, nor die.	5434
AFFECTS................1
So affects my Muse now, a chast fallownes.	3912
AFFLICT................1
Afflict thee; And at thy lifes latest moment,	986
AFFLICTION.............4
Better were worse; for no affliction,	3678
O Lord my affliction, for the Foe growes bolde	4818
V:1 I am the man, which hath affliction seene	4962
My WormewoodK, Hemlock, and affliction	4988
AFFLICTIONS............1
3 Vnto greate Bondage, and afflictions	4792
AFFLICTS...............1
A block afflicts now then, a storke before;	1174
AFFORD.................2
With whome shee dwells, no place of rest afford	4794
Vnto there owld men, shall the Foe afford,	5110
AFFORDE................1
To afforde to it, all which a Soule cann doe;	1650
AFFORDES...............2
Would busie a life, shee all this daye affordes.	3660
Ill or bold speech, Shee Audience affordes.	4316
AFFORDS................1
That sees howe Loue this grace to Vs affords,	2720
AFFRICK................1
An Europe, Affrick, and an Asia,	2686
AFTER..................13
After a such fruition I shall wake,	488
Not pantinge after growinge beauties, so	548
Want after plentie, poore, and gowtie age,	984
But after one such loue, cane loue no more.|	1724
Itt leanes, and harkens after itt	2800
Longe after their owne Parents satten these	3034
Who haue before, or shall write after thee	3762
After this Banquett, my Soule doth sai grace,	3820
After those reuerend Papers, whose Soule is	4146
After those learned Papers; which your hand	4154
After those loving Papers, where friends send	4158
And after this suruaie, oppose to all	4492
And yett soone after riches didst allowe	5352
AFTER=NOONES...........1
And in your after=Noones, thinke what yow told,	4226
AFTERNOONE.............1
And his first Minute afternoone is Night.|	1754
AGAINE.................26
That wakd from both I againe rissen may	94
Downeward againe, and soe when it did view,	1108
Seas into seas throwne wee suck in againe;	1154
Compassion in the world againe is bred,	1318
Loue there mixt Soules, doth mixe againe	1432
To vngod this child againe, it could not bee	1528
And by delightinge many, frees againe	1832
Which tile this howse, will come againe.|	2094
To an ouuert act, and thou write againe	2120
Itt kyld mee againe, That I who still was true	2148
Will dreame that hope againe, but els would die.|	2392
And hate, with hate againe retaliate;	2464
Lett vs loue Nobly, and liue, and add againe	2508
Should againe the Rauenous	2728
Send home my harmless hart againe,	2818
Pregnant againe with the old twyns Hope and Fear	3810
The body risen againe, the which was dead,	3818
And then againe to your embracements goe;	3994
Seene things hee sees againe, heard things doth heare,	4190
To raggs againe, which is thy Natiue State;	4296
And then cold, speech-les wretch, thou diest againe	4316
Then back againe to implicitie, Faith I call,	4362
No hands amongst them, to vex them againe.	5078
And crucified againe;	5196
Their bodies back againe to thee	5294
By taking our blood, owest itt vs againe	5438
AGAINST................11
A sunder, meete against a third to warr.	1118
Torture against thine owne eand is;	1918
Vaine Lunatique, against those scapes I could	1996
Marke if her Oathes against him bee nott still	4338
And make her doe mvch good against her will:	4606
I haue rebeld against his holy will.	4852
18 But now their Hartes against the Lord doe call	4940
3 And against mee all daie his hand doth fight.	4964
5 Built vp against mee, and hath girt mee in	4966
62. What their lipps vttered, which against mee rose;	5048
Wee arme against thee, and they fight for him	5374
AGE....................18
All whome Warr, Death, Age, Agues tiranies	172
Since in an age soe ill, as none is fitt	276
Were her first yeares the Golden Age; thats true	506
Was loud for age, none beinge so large as shee	530
If wee loue thinges longe sought, Age is a thinge,	532
Age mvst bee loueliest, at the latest daie;	536
Want after plentie, poore, and gowtie age,	984
Thou couett, most att that Age, thou shalt gaine;	1942
Thyne Age askes ease, and since thy duties bee	1976
I would that age were by this paper tought,	2638
Till age snow white haires on thee;	2974
Oh euery age a divers sin persuth.	3186
Yett since wee mvst bee ould, and age endures	3432
So worke the faults or age, on which the Eie	3456
Leaue to Tryvmph, before by Age hee might	3544
Like Infancie, or Age, to Mans firme staie;	3764
The Noble Soule by age growes lustier	4200
If the World age, and death, bee argued well	4726