AGEN...................1
O lett it nott returne to vs agen	5442
AGENTS.................1
New Spiritts, for stronge Agents, with the same	4630
AGES...................2
Hee in his ages morninge thus began	62
Her youth with ages glorie Barrenesse;	532
AGGRAUATE..............1
Our vices often aggrauate.	5420
AGOE...................3
As from one hangd in chaines a yeare agoe	1150
Though it bee an howre agoe,	2136
But mine owne iudgment, who did long agoe	4768
AGONIE.................2
19. And through thy bitter Agonie	5356
Which is still the Agonie of pious wittes	5356
AGREE..................2
To everie Sutour, I if my freinds agree	760
Wisdome makes him an Arke, where all agree.	4240
AGREES.................1
Whose motion with the Firmament agrees,	4716
AGUE...................2
Like to an Ague, now rageing, now at rest	1058
Shakd with this Ague, and the hold, and waste	1146
AGUES..................2
All whome Warr, Death, Age, Agues tiranies	172
Zeales Agues, And Hidroptique Auarice,	3436
AGUISH.................2
Vertues but Aguish: when tis seuerall	372
This intermittinge Aguish Pietie	5402
AH.....................2
Conuayd by this; ah what doth itt auaile?	1562
Ah what a trifle is a hartt,	1702
AIRE...................11
Then fishes leaue in streames, or birds in aire:	446
Nor couldst thou iudge the difference of the aire	752
Haue no more winde then the vpper valte of the aire	1190
Both robd of aire wee both lie in one grownd,	1230
But that it first imprints the aire,	1456
Aire and Angells.	2194
Of aire, not pure as itt, yett pure doth weare	2218
As is twixt aire, and Angells puritie	2222
Hee rounds the Aire, and breakes the Himning notes	3148
Which when her selfe shee lessens in the Aire	4222
As water, being into aire rarefied	4744
AIRES..................3
Which at the aires Middle Marble roome did fynde,	1106
Songs which were made to certaine Aires that were made before	2808
As Spice doth bodies, from corrupt aires touch	4628
ALAS...................11
Alas and doe vnto the Immaculate	72
Cannot bee damnd alas why should I bee?	186
Will quickely knowe thee, and knowe thee, and alas,	724
Thou saiest alas the gold doth still remaine	946
What are wee then? how little more alas	1220
But am, alas, by beinge lowly, lower.	1884
Alass Alas, who is Iniurd by my loue	2266
And this alas is more, then wee woulde doe.	2404
Alas, as well as other Princes, wee	2494
Alas if yow mvst goe, whats that to mee?	2566
In Natures, and in fortunes giftes (Alas	3772
ALASS..................7
Alass true Ioyes, at best are dreame enough	492
Which oh shall strangers tast? mvst I alass	774
But oh, alass, soe long, soe far	1446
And said, Alass, but two, or three	2056
Alass Alas, who is Iniurd by my loue	2266
Alass harts doe not in eies shine	2354
Alass is wiser farr then I.|	2864
ALASSE.................4
Mee in my glasse I call thee; But alasse	458
More pittye vnto mee. But loue alasse	1716
But I alasse could there finde none,	2146
These miracles wee did; Butt now alasse	2648
ALCHIMIE...............1
All honours Minique: All wealth Alchimie	1974
ALCHIMIS...............1
Loues Alchimis	2304
ALCHIMIST..............1
Yow are that Alchimist, which allwaies had	4038
ALCHIMYE...............1
In whome loue wrought new Alchimye	1336
ALCHYMIE...............1
As in the Byble some can finde out Alchymie.	2758
ALCHYMISTS.............1
But as oft Alchymists doe coyners proue,	3702
ALEXANDERS.............1
Greefe, in great Alexanders great excesse,	3562
ALIENS.................2
A strange attire aliens the Men wee knowe.	4510
Is turnd, our howses vnto Aliens gone	5138
ALIKE..................8
Where all alike are quiltie of the Crimes)	278
Which should they not alike in all parts touch?	452
Loue soe alike, that none doe slacken, none can die.|	1798
Loue all alike noe season knowes, nor clyme	1958
Loue, and theire Art alike it deadly wounds	2752
Yett neither all, nor vppon all alike;	3222
In length, and Ease, are alike every where.|	4184
Els beinge alike pure, wee should nether see,	4742
ALIUE..................4
Then thinke this name aliue. And that thou thus	2110
Aliue, nere parted bee.|	2958
Of life att once, not yett aliue and dead;	3626
Tentations Martyr vs aliue: A Man	5288
ALL....................359
All changing vnchangd, Ancient of daies	6
Saluation to all that will is nigh	16
2 Saluation vnto all that will is nigh	18
That all which alwaies is all, everie where	20
That all which alwaies is all, everie where	20
Which cannot sinne, and yet all sinns mvst beare	20
Which fills all place, yet none holds him doth lye	44
That all which was, and all which should bee writt,	56
That all which was, and all which should bee writt,	56
Ioy all the vprisinge of this Sunn, and Sonn,	100
Soe full my Sinns that all may haue their right	160
All whome the floud did, and fire shall ouerthrowe	170
All whome Warr, Death, Age, Agues tiranies	172
For if aboue all these my synns abounde	176
8 Why are wee by all creatures waited on?	234
Since now when all is withered, shrunk, and dryed	260
All vertues ebd out to a dead=low tide,	260
All the worlds frame beinge crumbled into Land	262
Court, Citties, Church are all shops of small wares	266
All hauing blowne to sparks their noble fire	268
All tryinge by a loue of littlenes,	270
Where all alike are quiltie of the Crimes)	278
When hee that would bee good, is thought by all	280
To haue professed all Arts was one borne blinde	326
I shall by that all goodness haue discerned	334
Madam Here where by all, all Saincts Adored are	338
Madam Here where by all, all Saincts Adored are	338
All contribution to this life forbeare	364
Spirituall cholerique Critigues, which in all	366
True vertue is soule, Alwaies in all deeds All.	374
True vertue is soule, Alwaies in all deeds All.	374
In whose selfe vnmanurd, all pleasures lies,	440
And betweene vs all sweetness may bee had	446
All, all that nature yealds, or art cann adde=	448
All, all that nature yealds, or art cann adde=	448
Which should they not alike in all parts touch?	452
That touchinge my selfe all seemes done to thee	456
Mee to mee, thee my halfe, my all my more,	462
Envie in all weomen, and in all men loue	466
Envie in all weomen, and in all men loue	466
Then fantasie is Queene, and Soule, and all.	480
For all our ioyes are but fantasticall;	484
And sleepe which locks vp sense, doth lock out all	486
Where noe Voluptuousnes, yet all delight:	522
In all her words vnto all hearers fitt	522
In all her words vnto all hearers fitt	522
Whose Eyes seeke light with in, for all here's shade;	538
Hath all things, wher by others beautious bee,	554
Though all her parts bee not in the vsuall place	568
Shees faire as any, if all bee like her	576
All loue is wonder, if wee iustly doe	578
Women are all like Angells: The faire bee,	582
Open too all Searchers; vnprisd if vnknowne;	654
Foxes and Goates, All beasts change when they please	660
Who hath a Plow=land casts all his seede there	666
To rvnn all countries a wilde roaguerye	678
By all desires, which theirof did insue,	690
By all paines which want and diuorcement hath:	696
I coniure thee: And all those oathes, which I	696
Too thy selfe only, all will spie in thy face	716
Remember since all thy words vsd to bee	760
Were all the Louetricks, that thy witt could reach	762
All thy supposd escapes are layd on mee	782
By all the men that haue been robd that yeare.	784
And watch thy entries and retournes all night:	796
A lowd perfume which all my entrance crid	820
Soe thought hee good strange that had none at all	830
Yow are loathsome all beinge taken simply alone	846
All my perfumes I giue moste willingly	850
All things to mee, and bee my faythfull guide;	892
Visit all countries, and haue slily made	916
I loose my guard, my ease, my foode, my all?	928
Soe full, that though hee passe them all in Sin,	940
And if when all his art, and time is spent,	942
Gould beinge the heauiest mettall amongst all,	970
May all the hurt which ever gold hath wrought,	982
All mischeifes which all deuills ever thought,	984
All mischeifes which all deuills ever thought,	984
All other wars are scrupulous; only thou	1046
Only wee knowe that which all Ideotts saie	1050
Wee touch all Gold, but finde noe foode to liue	1062
Yea they are deaths; ist not all one too flie	1070
All offices of death, except to kyll:	1128
Thousands our noyses were, yett wee mongst all	1134
Lightninge was all our light; and it raind more	1136
With a salte dropsie cloyd, and all our tacklinges	1148
All thinges are one, and that one none cann bee	1162
Since all formes Vniforme deformitie	1162
And all our beawtie and our trim%M decaies	1182
And all the tacklinge is A fripperie;	1186
Stagg, dogg, and all which from, or towards flies	1214
Fate grudges vs all, and doth subtly laie	1216
A scourge, gainst which wee all forgett to praie	1218
Soe all were lost, which in the Ship were founde	1250
To hang all, old strange thinges let his wife beware	1278
Thy father all from thee by his last will	1282
Which could doe all things thi fayth is and I	1288
To beleeue all. Change thy name: Thou art like	1292
Dead and enterred; yet all thes seeme to laugh,	1330
All others from all thinges drawe all thats good;	1342
All others from all thinges drawe all thats good;	1342
All others from all thinges drawe all thats good;	1342
Of all, thats nothinge. Oft a flood	1344
And loue: All, all some properties invest	1356
And loue: All, all some properties invest	1356
Enioy your Summer all	1364
Shees dead: and all which die	1372
Was all our meanes, to make vs one;	1408
Was all our propogation.	1410
All daie the same our postures were,	1416
And wee said nothing all the daie.	1418
And by good loue were growne all minde	1420
But as all seuerall Soules containe	1430
All which before was poore and scant	1436
Then all the worthies did,	1478
Hath found, all outward loathes;	1490
Then all the worthies did	1502
All is the Purlue of the God of loue	1526
For eyes which roule towards all, weepe not but sweate.	1556
To nature all that I in vaine haue writt;	1604
All Forreiners, myne English tounge.	1614
Then all your beauties will bee no more worth,	1620
And all your graces no more vse shall haue	1622
To invent and practise this one waye to annihilate all ***.|	1626
Cann tye those partes, and make mee one of all,	1640
To afforde to it, all which a Soule cann doe;	1650
From all solicitation from mee;	1658
Beeing in thyne owne hart, from all mallice free.	1690
All other griefes allowe a part	1704
Therefore I thinke my Brest hath all	1720
And to braue, cleernes all thinges are reducd	1736
But thes growe longer all the daie:	1750
Light hath no tounge, but is all eie,	1764
Twas soe; But this all pleasures fancies bee	1782
For loue all loue of other sights controules,	1788
If yet I haue not all thy loue,	1842
Deare I shall neuer haue itt all;	1844
All my treasure which should purchase thee,	1846
Deare I shall never haue thee all.	1852
Or if then thou gaust mee all,	1854
All was but all, which thou hadst then;	1854
All was but all, which thou hadst then;	1854
Growe there, deare, I should haue itt all.	1864
Yet I would not haue itt all;	1864
Hee that hath all can haue no more;	1866
Bee one, and one another, all.|	1874
Loue all alike noe season knowes, nor clyme	1958
And thou shalt heare; all here in one bedd laye.	1970
She is all States; And all Princes, I	1970
She is all States; And all Princes, I	1970
All honours Minique: All wealth Alchimie	1974
All honours Minique: All wealth Alchimie	1974
All women soe when thou art gone	2004
Thy beautie and all parts which are thee,	2026
Of thee one hower, then all else ever.|	2030
Or haue yow all old vices spent, and now would finde out others!	2046
As all confessinge, and through shine, as I;	2072
But all such rules, loues Magique can vndoe,	2074
Soe shall all tymes finde mee the same.	2080
Then, as all my soules bee	2088
As all the Vertuous powers which are	2096
And shee yeald then to all that are his foes.	2164
May hee bee scornd by one whome all else scorne,	2166
The Venime of all Stepdames, Gamesters gall,	2184
Can contribute; all ill which all	2188
Can contribute; all ill which all	2188
Prophetts or Poetts spake, and all which shall	2188
Methinkes I lied all Winter when I swore	2230
But if this Medisigne loue which cures all sorrowe	2232
But mixt of all stuff payninge Soule or Sence	2234
But as all else beeinge Elemented too	2238
For they are all concentrique vnto thee;	2250
And by those Himmes all shall approue	2292
That they did all to yow Epitomize;	2300
Oh tis Imposture all:	2310
The Spider loue, which transubstantiates all	2338
For all are false, that taste not iust like myne	2354
Nott too dreame all my dreame, lets acte the rest	2372
Tise not all spiritt pure and braue	2386
All kings, and all their fauorites	2482
All kings, and all their fauorites	2482
All glorie of honours, Beauties, witts,	2482
All other things to their destruction drawe;	2486
(All other thoughts beinge Inmates) then shall proue	2498
But wee no more then all the rest,	2502
All thought of sexe, and thinke to moue	2530
Or if this will not serue their tvrne, since all	2542
First into this fiue, they may take vs all	2544
To morrow finde thee falne, or not att all.	2554
Will through all their senses moue	2596
All women shall adore vs, and some men,	2636
And since all such tymes miracles are sought,	2636
All measure and all language I should pas	2648
All measure and all language I should pas	2648
To all which all loue, I saie no	2666
To all which all loue, I saie no	2666
And quickly make that which was nothing all	2686
To all whome loues Sublyming fire invades	2716
Or as the worlds forme, this all graud Tombe	2724
Here loues Diuines (since all diuinitie	2732
Is loue or wonder) may finde all they seeke	2732
Only this rests, all all may vse.	2880
Only this rests, all all may vse.	2880
And to all eyes it selfe betraies	2882
And hee which leaues all doth as well	2888
And not to seeke new lands, or not to deale with all?	2910
Tell mee where all past yeares are,	2964
All strange wonders that befell thee;	2976
All elder claimes, and all could Barrennesse.	3034
All elder claimes, and all could Barrennesse.	3034
All yealdinge to new loues bee farr for ever	3036
Allwayes, all the other may each one possesse	3038
Yow and not only yow, but all toyld beasts	3058
Surpass all speed, by him are winged too;	3116
How good in all her titles, and how meete,	3122
All the fowre Monarchies, And Antichrist.	3156
In all this all nothinge els is but thou?	3158
In all this all nothinge els is but thou?	3158
All that thou killst, at his feete, yett doth hee	3164
In all her vertues mvst haue growne, yett might	3190
All that this naturall world doth comprehend:	3214
Yett neither all, nor vppon all alike;	3222
Yett neither all, nor vppon all alike;	3222
For all that fayth might credit, mankinde could,	3228
As for the Earth throwne lowest downe of all,	3258
For as if all the substances were spent,	3276
All the same roundnes evennes and all	3422
All the same roundnes evennes and all	3422
All tend vnto their endless happinesse,	3430
If then wee follow all, or follow none.	3452
And great Sundiall to haue tell vs all?	3464
All is att once sunck, in the Whirlepoole Death.	3472
Me thinks all Cyties now but Ant hills bee	3476
They are all but Ants, carying eggs, strawe or graine.	3480
All that they will gainst the Tryvmpher saie;	3490
Though then to thy forse, all youthes foes did yeild	3494
All ialousies twixt Prince, and Subiects loue,	3500
No wee are all his charge: The Diocis	3534
That all men should lack thee then thou lack itt;	3556
Sinne had Eternally benighted all:	3584
And turne all Spheres att once piercd with those holes	3592
The seat of all our Soules if not of his.	3596
Shee sees nothing, twice att once, who is all,	3622
All this, and all betweene this daie hath showne	3634
All this, and all betweene this daie hath showne	3634
Accepted would haue serud, hee yett shed all.	3658
Would busie a life, shee all this daye affordes.	3660
Itt bore all other sinns: But is itt fitt	3670
All the Globes frame, and Spheres, is nothing els	3688
Crosse no man els, but crosse thy selfe in all.	3724
Who not content to enlighten all that dwell	3736
Him selfe vnto all Stations, and fill all,	3742
Him selfe vnto all Stations, and fill all,	3742
Hee was all Gould, when hee lay downe, but rose	3744
All tincture, And doth not alone dispose	3746
All haile Sweete Poett, more full of more strong fire	3758
All the Worlds Lion, though I bee thy Ape.|	3790
Tell him all questions, which Men haue defended	3800
To melt all Ice, but that which walls her hart.|	3858
Which drawe all witts of good hope to their crue	3872
Which straie, or sleepe all daie, and hauing lost	3890
All news I thinke sooner reach thee, then mee,	3962
But if, (as all the All mvst) hopes smoake a waie.	3974
But if, (as all the All mvst) hopes smoake a waie.	3974
All the Worlds riches: And in good men this	3978
Eate, plaie, Ride, take all Ioyes, which all daie yealdes	3992
Eate, plaie, Ride, take all Ioyes, which all daie yealdes	3992
Blest are your North partes. for all this longe time	4000
So may all thy Sheepe bringe forth twinnes; and so	4016
In chase, and race, may thy horse all out-goe.	4018
And to haue as many eares, as all haue tounges	4058
They breake or stop all ships, yet our state is such	4080
Cities are worst of all three, of all three	4090
Cities are worst of all three, of all three	4090
Princes, some slaues; all to one end, and of one claie	4096
To thes three places, yet all are in all;	4104
To thes three places, yet all are in all;	4104
Shall lock Vice in mee: Ile doe none. But know all.	4108
Are Beasts in all, but white Integritie.	4114
Having from these, suckt all they had of worth,	4138
And (how hee may) makes yow all most the same.	4148
All Libraries; which are Schooles, camps and courts;	4206
Man is a lump, where all Beasts kneaded bee	4240
Wisdome makes him an Arke, where all agree.	4240
All which was Man in him, is eate away.	4244
And nott Asse himselfe to all the rest.	4252
All; all his faith can swallowe' or Reason chawe	4276
All; all his faith can swallowe' or Reason chawe	4276
All that is filld, and all that which doth fill:	4278
All that is filld, and all that which doth fill:	4278
All the round World to man is but A Pill;	4278
In all itt workes not, but it is in all;	4280
In all itt workes not, but it is in all;	4280
All worthy Bookes, And now are such a one,	4286
With all those Sonnetts, whome my braine did create,	4294
But tis not all; Thou shouldst bee wicked too	4300
Whether all Noble, Ambitious Witts do runne,	4326
Butt soone the reasons, why yow are loud by all	4360
For all the good, which yow can doe mee here.|	4384
Produce all things, with which wee are ioyd, or fed,	4392
So from lowe Persons, doth all honour flowe;	4394
Your Radiation can all clowdes subdue	4408
Through which all thinges with in, with out were showne	4418
And are in all the lynes, which allwaies goe.	4436
Makes her nott bee, or nott show, All my Rime	4454
In all Religions as mvch care hath bin	4480
As all which goe to Roome, do not thereby	4482
And after this suruaie, oppose to all	4492
I finde yow all Record, all Prophecie.	4496
I finde yow all Record, all Prophecie.	4496
And every peece of yow, is both their All.	4502
So intire are all your deedes, and yow, that yow	4504
And need not where all hartes one truth profes.	4508
Leavinge then busie praise, and all appeale	4512
Pay all they haue, and yett haue all to paie.	4528
Pay all they haue, and yett haue all to paie.	4528
Shine in the Worlds best part>e%>s<, or all itt. You.	4540
When all (as truth commands assent) confesse	4638
All truth of yow, yett they will doubt, how I	4640
Shee was in all men thinly scattered then,	4732
Tis, not as Woman; for all are not so;	4740
To whome, because from you all vertues flowe	4754
Are more aboue all flatterie then my will	4766
Pronounce that all these Praiers should bee true,	4768
Now that my Prophesies are all fulfild	4770
And all those guifts confessd, which hee instyld,	4772
Downe by her cheekes along, and none of all	4788
6 From Sions daughter is all beautie gone	4804
10 Vppon all thinges, where her delight hath beene	4820
11 And all the People grone, and seeke for bread	4824
All pretious thinges, where in their pleasure lay,	4826
12 All this concernes not you, who passe by mee,	4828
And made mee languish, all the daie alone	4834
O heare all People, and my Sorrowe see,	4854
21 Of all which here I mourne, none comfortes mee	4864
22 Lett all their wickednesse appeare to thee,	4868
For all my Sinnes: The sighs which I haue had.	4870
All Iacobs dwellinges, and demolished	4878
Ioy of the Earth, and perfectest of all?	4932
22 As to a solemne feast, all whome I feard	4956
3 And against mee all daie his hand doth fight.	4964
All the daie longe A Songe and Mockerie.	4980
28. Hee sitts alone, and doth all speech forbeare.	5002
As refuse, and ofscouringe to them all	5026
46. All our Foes gape at vs; 47 Feare and a snare	5028
Thou hearest my wrong. 60 Their vengance, all they haue wrought	5046
And all their polishdnes was Sapherine%	5082
12. Nor would the kings of the Earth, nor all which liue	5094
17. And wee as yett for all these miseries,	5112
As Orphanes all, and with out fathers bee	5140
Itt and vs for, itt, and all els for vs	5182
All Vicious tinctures, that new fashioned	5188
Of thee, lett all mee elemented bee	5218
Of twelue Apostles, which engirt this All	5262
All, or no happines,, or that this Earth	5322
With all their Might, Good Lord deliuer vs.|	5328
From thincking vs all Soule, neglecting thus	5336
20. Through thy submitting All; to blowes	5364
All waies, which rage, or Iustice knowes	5366