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Some Longer Elizabethan Poems

by Thomas Seccombe

Level C2 · ProficientPoetry53 chapters
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About this book

Step into the Elizabethan age with richly woven poems celebrating dance, heroism, and the soul’s immortality, where elegant verse blends classical inspiration and vivid imagery to illuminate the era’s finest literary minds.

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Contents

53 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02INTRODUCTION
03ORCHESTRA, or, A Poem of Dancing.
04ORCHESTRA, or, A Poem of Dancing.
05To my most gracious dread Sovereign.
06Of Human Knowledge.
07Of the Soul of Man; and the Immortality thereof.
08H Y M N S O F ASTRÆA, IN ACROSTIC VERSE.
09[Hymns of Astræa.]
10SIX IDILLIA, THAT IS, SIX SMALL, OR PETTY, POEMS, OR ÆGLOGUES, chosen out of the right…
11THE ELEVENTH IDILLION.
12THE SIXTEENTH IDILLION.

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